Hunt for the Labyrinth Killer

The only good thing about this corny movie is the casting of Amanda Schull and Coby Ryan McLaughlin. Otherwise, it's campy, predictable, and written like someone's first screenplay after reading a William Goldman instructional book. Awful.

Somebody dusted off a film made in 1998 and released it 15 years later.

It is entertaining, but it is definitely made for TV.

Amanda Schull is truly the only reason I finished the film.

This one is never dull from beginning to end. The story is different than any other serial killer movie I've ever seen.

There is a mystery in this one that is gradually revealed during the second half of the movie. There are some unexpected twists toward the end.

The acting is very good - Amanda Schull performed especially well. Michael Nouri is convincing in his role.

It would have been even better if it had been about ten or 15 minutes longer, going into more details of the serial murders, and giving a bit more character development.

The movie was for me somewhat better than expected, so I do recommend it.

What a stupid movie.

A prosecuting attorney in a serial killer case needs to become the defense attorney when her close relative-a former judge- with whom she lives, is accused of being the killer.

And if you think that is far fetched wait for all the other ludicrous plot twists and turns.

The picture looks like it was made on a shoe string budget, and the only reason I give a vote one above the lowest mark is i) I saw the film to the end ii) there was a half decent song at the conclusion, and iii) the actor playing the former judge- given the atrocious story and script-did not do so bad compared to all the other hams.

What a load of tripe!

2/10

Saw this one on LMN this week. All-in-all not a bad thriller to watch on a Sunday evening. Acting is better than expected and Amanda Schull stands out particularly. The movie starts out sort of like SCREAM where a famous actress (you can probably guess which one) gets whacked within the first 5 minutes. From there, lots of exposition in the first 25 minutes, with references to places and people we never see. So a DVR is a must while watching.

The plot starts to pick up after the first commercial break and then we're off to the races. The pace quickens and the tension builds up pretty well up until the end. Now, there is a twist at the end of the movie (pretty shocking actually) so make sure you watch all the way through. How you feel how about the twist will undoubtedly effect your thoughts on the movie as a whole. Did you buy it or not? That is the question.