Eye of the Killer
EYE OF THE KILLER is one of those unexpected surprises you get when you see a movie on DVD you haven't heard of before.  Kiefer Sutherland plays a cop who is heavy on booze and genuinely disinterested in his life.  His ex-wife is sleeping with his boss, and he's become cynical about law enforcement.  While buying a bottle of whiskey, a young kid comes in and snatches the booze, leading Kiefer on a footchase, and ultimately Kiefer falls through an opening in an abandoned warehouse and takes a pretty nasty fall.  Later, the kid who stole the bottle is brutally murdered.  It seems also that the fall may have awakened some kind of psychic ability in Sutherland, who can see the crimes happening, but not the killer, only the victim.  Whose eyes is Kiefer looking through?\r\nSutherland, who is finally achieving just critical acclaim in his hit TV series 24, is very good in this movie.  Henry Czerny as the psychic Harvey does well; Gary Hudson as Kiefer's boss is appropriately egocentric and a pain the (...); and Polly Walker as Vera, the psychic, does well.  The movie maintains a tense pace and moody atmosphere, and there is an interesting twist at the end I didn't see coming.  Also, I loved the music over the end credits---eerie and haunting.\r\nA very solid film worth seeing.