Berdella

Berdella may be based on actual facts, but it takes way too long to come to them -those facts that matter, those things which form the basis of watching any movie that is even in the slightest degree good enough to fascinate even the lowest of members in the audience: no, here there is nothing that can convey us as viewers who expect violence and murder, not a remake of the latest Jack Nicholson going mad again-picture by Warner Bros or MGM or whatever (if these both still nowadays in these diabolical Sony-takeovers). The story is henceforward not interesting, predictable and the acting is bad; for some reason the soundtrack is filled with this choir of monks which fitted well on the background of successful early computer games like Phantasmagoria and The 7th Guest, but not here, oh no: it's just not in its place for no reason whatsoever. In total, this movie is so bad on so many ways that it simply fails to keep the intereest of the viewers present long enough to reach the point where things go out of line -which, again, is the whole reason why anyone would be watching this sort of serial killer biopic to begin with-.