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...also encountered situations like this before: a brutal serial killer is out there stalking young women -- in this case, blind young women -- and baffled law-enforcement officials are in denial. No, the latest disappearance could not possibly represent his seventh depredation. No way could Helena (Uma Thurman), who, although blind, is a witness in the case, be his next target...
Rampage," Director William Friedkin's new docu-thriller, shocks, oversteps and sometimes rages through its one hundred minutes of playing time. Delivering both more and less than it promises, "Rampage" is at times a nightmarish journey into the world of a serial killer, at times a philosophical exploration of the issues surrounding the death penalty, the insanity defense and violent crime...
Based on the true story of a Sacramento serial killer in the late '70s, the film emphasizes the normalcy of the victims' lives. Alex Trebec is bantering on "Jeopardy," a woman is washing the dishes in the kitchen sink, a child plays with a plastic toy--and seconds later the scene is a blood bath. Murderer Charles Reece (Alex McArthur) is literally the boy next door. The message? It could happen to anyone...It could happen...
...Crimson recently spoke with William Friedkin, Academy Award winning Director of "The Exorcist" and "The French Connection," about "Rampage," his new film based on the true story of a serial killer...
Andrei Chikatilo, the Russian serial sex killer, was sentenced to death by shooting in the city of Rostov-on-Don, convicted of the brutal murders of 52 women and children during a 12-year rampage through southern Russia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. The prosecution presented chilling evidence of how the quiet, bespectacled former schoolteacher smashed his victims' eardrums, gouged out their eyes and then feasted on their sexual organs. As the sentence was read out, the courtroom erupted in turmoil, with one mother yelling, "Give him to us! Let us have...