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TaeKwonZombie 10-28-2020 01:49 AM

Serial killers that have inspired movies
 
Guys know any good horror movies, or just movies that were inspired by real life murderers or serial killers, or are about a real life killer?

of course we've got ed gein with texas chain saw massacre, psycho, and the silence of the lambs

there is Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer

I know there is "gacy" which Ive never seen, and zodiac killer movies....

Eaten Alive was inspired by Joe Ball.

anyone??

NightOfTheLiving_Sam 11-11-2020 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie (Post 1044628)
Guys know any good horror movies, or just movies that were inspired by real life murderers or serial killers, or are about a real life killer?

of course we've got ed gein with texas chain saw massacre, psycho, and the silence of the lambs

there is Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer

I know there is "gacy" which Ive never seen, and zodiac killer movies....

Eaten Alive was inspired by Joe Ball.

anyone??

Portrait of A Serial Killer is a movie worth checking out. It even gave me goosebumps, but I loved it. The ending was creepy as hell. Zodiac Killer was great too. Another one that gave me chills was, An American Crime, My Friend Dahmer, Snowtown and Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile. I'm sure there's more, but that's whats coming to me right now.

DeadbeatAtDawn 11-11-2020 11:49 PM

Cold Light of Day (1989)

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The Golden Glove (2019)


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Tenderness of the Wolves (1973)


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TaeKwonZombie 11-12-2020 10:09 AM

cool suggestions!

ketchuplover 11-16-2020 06:13 AM

Just started watching Snowtown on youtube ... Thanx

SerialKiller 04-23-2021 07:51 PM

Me.



Ha just playing. Have you seen The Frozen Ground-2013?? The Texas Killing Fields-2011, right off the top of my head.

ImmortalSlasher 04-27-2021 10:36 PM

Aren't there tons of movies and TV shows inspired on just on killers? Dateline has them every week. So does Court TV and others. It's actually sad the number of movies and TV shows they can make because of all the murders. Tells you a lot about how people treat people.

Anyway, I saw a recent LMN one that I might have posted about. I can't remember. It was about a hooker / sex worker as they call them these days that went missing. I only watched it because Katharine Isabelle played the hooker / sex worker. It was a surprisingly good movie though. And even more tragic because it was true which I didn't believe in the beginning. A lot of movies say based off a true story or this happened. And the ending was even worse if you watch the show and read what happened to Mari Gilbert, the mother.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mari_Gilbert

Here it is. The Long Island Serial Killer: A Mother's Hunt for Justice -

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1355046...=nm_flmg_act_2

I liked how the director filmed the computer investigation sequences.

Also, there are a bunch on Court TV.

https://www.courttv.com/programming/trial-archives/

Here is one with a classic line. Let's see if this works.



Nope, check time starting at 42 minutes. It's wrong but I love his simple I am a homicidal maniac response. They still didn't give him the death penalty though.

Of course there is Jodi Arias too. Who many people hate. I still don't understand why with all the talk about women needing to be strong. I read the wiki and some of the court case. It was a harsh killing. But still life without parole seems harsh for someone who was probably pushed to that point.

They didn't give the woman who ran over her husband with the Mercedes life without parole. They are basically the same deal. Except Jodi Arias really took it to the extreme. Still similar situations for the most part.

FryeDwight 05-02-2021 11:30 PM

Another good one is ED GEIN (2001) with Steve Railsback dead on as Ol' Ed. Steve was also a terrific Charles Manson in 1976 MTV film HELTER SKELTER.

TaeKwonZombie 05-09-2021 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by FryeDwight (Post 1047836)
Another good one is ED GEIN (2001) with Steve Railsback dead on as Ol' Ed. Steve was also a terrific Charles Manson in 1976 MTV film HELTER SKELTER.

ha i might check out the ed gein one..


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