Albert DeSalvo (Mauro Lannini) embarks on a murderous crime spree.Albert DeSalvo (Mauro Lannini) embarks on a murderous crime spree.Albert DeSalvo (Mauro Lannini) embarks on a murderous crime spree.
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Meeghan Holaway
- Connie Tyler
- (as Beth Holloway)
Curtis Nysmith
- George Nassar
- (as Rawling Curtis)
Amelia Burke
- Karen Phillips
- (as Amelia Rose Burke)
DW Miller
- Doctor Styles
- (as D.W. Miller)
Renee Intlekofer
- Sarah Rouke
- (as Renee Madison Cole)
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- TriviaIn the 1st murder there is an ADT alarm sticker in the window although ADT didn't have home monitoring until the 1980's.
- Alternate versionsGerman retail version was cut by ca. 54 seconds to secure a "Not under 16" rating (nonetheless the DVD is rated "Not under 18" due to some bonus trailers).
- ConnectionsVersion of The Boston Strangler (1968)
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Some extra-dark version of Samuel L. Jackson spends over an hour berating an investigator with severe cystic acne scarring. Annoying full-length shots of women being overpowered and strangled without any real sexual violation, even though the killer(s?) are supposed to be sexually driven. At some random point, some Tim Gunn-type man takes over investigation, advised by his distracting bowties. Flashbacks to the most lame murders of the movie. Boston has an ugly skyline and contributes nothing to the film. Accents change as drama escalates. Random clichés such as "innocent until proved guilty" randomly uttered by cast. Acting on par with that of my first play in elementary school.
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- El estrangulador de Boston
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- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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