The Popular Success, from Fans and Critics of the "Serial-Killer" Genre in the History of Cinema is a Clear Representation of the Filmography that has More "Hits" than "Strike-Outs".
This One is Definite Entry in the Strike-Out Category,
where Nothing Seems to Work and Coalesce into a Watchable "Thriller" or Cinematic Study of the Modern Mayhem and its Murderous Perpetrators.
The "Tone" Set-Forth in this Dull Display, well, there is No Tone.
This Law v Killer is a Misguided Affair, with Distracting, Hardly Relevant Side-Stories (Mother-In-Law) that are Embarrassing.
A Usually Reliable "Lead", Roy Scheider Plays the Act OK, but is Dealt a Numbing and Dumbing-Down Script with Little to Shine and Much to Cause a Cringe.
The Genre has had some Mediocre and Unremarkable Films, ranging from Fair to Great, Depending.
But this One Takes the "Wedding Cake"...
Concluding in the "Astro-Dome" with Scheider and His New Bride (Karen Young), and She Is...about 20 Years Too Young, still Wearing Her Gown from the Wedding, by the way... the Writer that Wrote this Thing Thought it Interesting, or Provocative, or Something, that Scheider Actually Dated Her Mom in High-School...
Wow...Talk about Cringe-Inducing.
The Starting Pitcher, that the Story Revolves Around, Leaves the Mound Goes to the Stands to Congratulate the Detective (by the way a former Minor-Leaguer) for Solving the Case...
He Tells Him to..."Enjoy the Game"...then the Ump Yells...Play Ball.
Few will "Enjoy" this Awful Movie.
This One is Definite Entry in the Strike-Out Category,
where Nothing Seems to Work and Coalesce into a Watchable "Thriller" or Cinematic Study of the Modern Mayhem and its Murderous Perpetrators.
The "Tone" Set-Forth in this Dull Display, well, there is No Tone.
This Law v Killer is a Misguided Affair, with Distracting, Hardly Relevant Side-Stories (Mother-In-Law) that are Embarrassing.
A Usually Reliable "Lead", Roy Scheider Plays the Act OK, but is Dealt a Numbing and Dumbing-Down Script with Little to Shine and Much to Cause a Cringe.
The Genre has had some Mediocre and Unremarkable Films, ranging from Fair to Great, Depending.
But this One Takes the "Wedding Cake"...
Concluding in the "Astro-Dome" with Scheider and His New Bride (Karen Young), and She Is...about 20 Years Too Young, still Wearing Her Gown from the Wedding, by the way... the Writer that Wrote this Thing Thought it Interesting, or Provocative, or Something, that Scheider Actually Dated Her Mom in High-School...
Wow...Talk about Cringe-Inducing.
The Starting Pitcher, that the Story Revolves Around, Leaves the Mound Goes to the Stands to Congratulate the Detective (by the way a former Minor-Leaguer) for Solving the Case...
He Tells Him to..."Enjoy the Game"...then the Ump Yells...Play Ball.
Few will "Enjoy" this Awful Movie.