another film about a super serial killer with powers far beyond those of mortal men....zzzzzzzz.....

Rating: Null/10 (27 December 1999)

How does Hollywood keep turning out these awful flicks? I guess it's because Jonathan Demme did it right in Silence of The Lambs and came up with a truly terrifying extreme character in Hopkin's Hannibal Lector. But the "Seven",s the "Kiss the Girls",s ad nauseum flicks that repeat the inane theme of the cops chasing the super-killer who has unlimited resources in both time and finance and can do ANYTHING he wants with no problems that real life throws at everybody else when they
try and do SIMPLE things, well, forgive the run on sentence, but if Hollywood never makes another super-killer flick again it will still be too soon. These guys do not exist. There has NEVER been a psycho-killer with an involved "relationship" with any police officer of any police force, and finally, real life serial killers are losers who choose very vulnerable victims at random. The only pattern to pattern killers are that they find victims because many people are nice and trusting and so they become prey to the wolves occasionally, sort of a reverse lottery where unlucky people cross paths with these swine. Why Hollywood glamorizes these creepoids is beyond me. It doesn't surprise me that the same director who annihilated the Aliens series with the inane Aliens-3, directed this flick. I can't wait until he kills "Rendezvous with Rama", one of
Arthur Clarke's most enjoyable tomes.