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Psychopath AKA Twist of Fate is a very good film that has a good cast which includes Mädchen Amick, Don Jordan, Chris Mulkey, Bruce Dinsmore, Lynne Adams, Tara Slone, Cas Anvar, James Bradford, David Francis, Sam Stone, Russell Yuen, Peter Farbridge, Frederic Smith, Manuel Tadros, Arthur Holden, Peter Colver, and Karen Elkin! The acting by all of these actors is very good. Mädchen Amick, Don Jordan, and Chris Mulkey are really excellent in this film. I thought that they performed good. The thrills is really good and some of it is surprising. The movie is filmed very good. The music is good. The film is quite interesting and the movie really keeps you going until the end. This is a very good and thrilling film. If you like Mädchen Amick, Don Jordan, Chris Mulkey, Bruce Dinsmore, Lynne Adams, Tara Slone, Cas Anvar, James Bradford, the rest of the cast in the film, Action, Mystery, Thrillers, Horror, Dramas, and interesting films then I strongly recommend you to see this film today!

A suspense movie filled with one twist after another. A serial killer focusing on female law students, and once a law student himself, provides the plot to this movie. As the movie progresses, the DA finds herself in the position of needing the killer to help her solve another crime. Though the movie can be very, very slow at times, the final "twist" is worth watching the movie.

This movie centers around a Prosecuting attorney and her need to find and jail a psychopathic killer, who has a special thing for young beautiful law students. The good part is the ending. The bad part is just about everything else.

On one side, it shows the court system, and how easy it is for the guilty to escape under the right conditions. On the other, it shows that the prosecuting team have other tricks up their sleeve.

I don't think the ends justify the means, however, and the ultimate message is not a good one. Besides, there is very little action, not the best acting, and an unusually pedantic and dialog going on. There are better examples of this genre almost everywhere. My advice is to skip it.

What I really loved about this movie is that it was similar to Alfred Hitchcock's movies. There was not a lot of visual gore and violence, but rather it was suggestive, which left the horror to your imagination, which is generally better than any movie can depict. Also, I did not hear a lot of needless and ignorant profanity. That was highly commendable. I'm tired of hearing so much of that in films. I think we are all very desensitized to it. I was just channel surfing and when I hit on this movie, already in progress, I couldn't change the channel. It was that captivating. I highly recommend it!

Definitely a Saturday night trash movie!

A serial killer is knocking off female law students and photographing their bodies as he is a photographer professionally.

The beautiful lawyer tries to track him down, the trial is an interesting farce and although the twist was predictable it was reasonably well done.

The lawyer's former law school room-mate was a victim, and the victim's father keeps on cropping up with pieces of advice and wisdom ... "You have to trust the system".

Perhaps he can be Yoda in the next Star Wars film.