Killer Concept

This little indie gem is more a twisted love story mixed with a psychological thriller than a horror. It's intimate, creepy and intriguing. It follows a killer who teams up with a producer and a writer to research his own crimes. As they keep talking about the nature of the crimes, the killer becomes more and more exposed. But what happens when a killer gets exposed? Watch it and find out.

I thoroughly enjoyed this film! It kept getting better and better as it went along. A good sign for me is that I was off my phone the entire time while watching this terrific indie film. Big congrats to the cast. I found them all very enjoyable and believable along with an engaging storyline. The Director did a great job with the pacing. There were no flat spots for me! Clearly this film gets a Thumb's Up from me!!

As a slasher fan it was fun to watch it.

Good fun and interesting concept.

Some actors could be a bit more convincing but it's hard on a low budget film / i give my hat to the filmmaker.

I bought this Blu-ray based on the fact that I absolutely loved these filmmakers' previous movie, Driven. Also, I wanted to hear from them in the extras. This movie was quite a disappointment. While I respect them for it, it seems like they wanted to do something entirely different, something more along the lines of a Hollywood thriller (with no budget). One thing glaringly missing from Killer Concept is the snap, crackle, and pop of the dialogue found in Driven, an essential key to what made that movie great. Why these same writers/filmmakers abandoned that in favor of something more traditional is a little confusing to me (I would think they'd want to be known for their great dialogue).

I will say, this is one great looking film done on a $900 budget, professionally lit and edited, great job on sound. Technically, this is a terrific accomplishment.

Two filmmakers are writing a movie about a local serial killer, and unkowingly have hired the killer himself to help them out. Killer concept, but I felt like they didn't exploit enough of the intriguing situations a plot like this would seem to present. Also, as has been mentioned in other reviews, the killer's identity is revealed far too soon. This concept is begging them to have fun with an is-he-or-isn't-he plotline.

I really respect this creative team, and look forward to what they do next. I just hope they're still willing to take more chances, as I felt this flick was a little too plain for my tastes.

Not only does Killer Concept offer a unique take on its subject matter, but it punches well above its indie filmmaking weight in terms of performances and production values. Overall, an enjoyable movie that delivers the familiar and the unexpected in the right dose.