The Gray Man (2007)

The Gray Man is a biographical about real life serial killer Albert Fish. Written by Lee Fontanella and Colleen Cochran, and directed by Scott L. Flynn. Albert Fish was an American serial killer, rapist pedophile and cannibal. Fish bragged about "Having children in every state". He was convicted of killing 3 children.

The movie follows the serial killer Albert Fish, how his he suffered from physical abuse as a kid, and how he started hunting for children, raping them, killing them and eating them. Also his abuse upon himself by whipping himself, and how the cops starts a manhunt to stop his horrific acts.

The story of Albert Fish is a very interesting story, however I though this movie was kind of tame, and a little bit boring at times. I think they could have made allot more out of the movie, I had high hopes for it, and that may have ruined it for me to some degree. Don´t get me wrong it was a decent movie, but I was hoping for more.

4 out of 10.

Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck (2007)

Chicago Massacre is an American horror film written and directed by Michael Feifer. Richard Speck was an American mass murderer who tortured and raped eight student nurses from South Chicago Community Hospital on July 14, 1966.

The movie follows the real life mass murderer Richard Speck. His life from being a petty criminal, to becoming a mass murderer brutalizing eight student nurses on July 14, 1966.

Michael Feifer has made some really bad serial killer movies. But this one was actually pretty good. Richard Speck really was a sick fucker, I have seen allot of documentaries about him. The movie is better made than most of the other serial killer movies by Michael Feifer. I like how they show Richard being drunk and disorderly, and I specially like the scenes where he is sitting in dark bars, eating peanuts, and talking about how long time it takes to strangle a person to death. Corin Nemec is not the best actor, but he was acting better as Richard Speck in this movie than he did for example as Ted Bundy in the movie Bundy: An American Icon.

I give this movie a 4 out of 10.