Steve

Mon, 02 Jan 2006 11:39:05 -0800

I finally saw this film, and though my above article promised a review, this stinker’s worth little more than a few cautionary words. It looks like a student film, thickly padded to stretch its running length to 88 minutes. The script, acting and production values are all ninth-rate. There’s plenty of nudity provided by victimized women (intended more for titillation than shock), and the spliced-in bits of gore have nothing to do with the story. Along the way we see and hear Gary Ridgway’s actual 2003 confession tapes, as well as hear the suitably creepy actor playing him narrate his psychotic thoughts. None of it was shot on location, at least not here -- the “Green River” is just some shallow creek trickling through the woods. Ultimately this thing’s a waste of time -- it fails both as a horror film and as an even remotely accurate dramatization of the actual Green River Killer case. Fortunately, it’s not as offensive as we feared -- it’s just plain lame.

Dan

Mon, 31 Oct 2005 15:12:52 -0800

Netflix has unfortunately not heard of a movie entitled, "Green River Killer," but does suggest that some Seth Green titles may be of interest

8Bit Jake

Mon, 31 Oct 2005 11:05:24 -0800

Wow that movie looks Craptacular! The real question is how are they going to tie in BD Cooper and the murder of Kurt Cobain?

Seattlest: "20 Years. 48 Victims. No Remorse."

Steve

Dan

8Bit Jake