Inspired by the true events of a serial killer that may still be out there today.Inspired by the true events of a serial killer that may still be out there today.Inspired by the true events of a serial killer that may still be out there today.
Weston Cage
- Caesar Monto
- (as Weston Cage Coppola)
Storyline
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- TriviaThis film is based on the West Mesa murders -the killings of 11 women whose remains were found buried in 2009 in the desert on the West Mesa of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Several suspects have been named, but none were arrested or charged. While the killings were initially believed to be the work of a serial killer, the involvement of a sex trafficking ring has been suspected.
- GoofsThe ribbons that the Chief of Police wears are Air Force ribbons, not from any police department.
- Quotes
Agent Petrovick: The Bible says that we should rejoice in our suffering. Suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. I'm still waiting to find the joy in suffering.
- SoundtracksBoneyard (feat. Adam Zi)
performed by Brandon Fenkiel
Featured review
Was Mel Gibson's inspiration that one mugshot of Nick Nolte looking completely insane in a Hawaiian shirt and frizzed-out psycho hair? Oh, but it gets better (worse?) when Mel goes into action Sad Max mode and tries to run ten feet in one scene. Yeah, that's just a whole lot of booze belly coming at us.
50 Cent is woefully miscast as the gruff police chief who I can only assume is "one day away from retirement" or "too old for this stuff" or any number of tropes.
Also, I am not entirely sure what the resolution to anything is - which makes the entire point of the movie moot. That is because it isn't played as a respectful representation of the true crimes it was exploiting...I mean, based off of.
Nearly every character has to explain in the most infantile or corny way what serial killers are, what this police procedure is, what they are doing and why. It all comes across as discount Criminal Minds/CSI filler.
Easily skippable nonsense.
50 Cent is woefully miscast as the gruff police chief who I can only assume is "one day away from retirement" or "too old for this stuff" or any number of tropes.
Also, I am not entirely sure what the resolution to anything is - which makes the entire point of the movie moot. That is because it isn't played as a respectful representation of the true crimes it was exploiting...I mean, based off of.
Nearly every character has to explain in the most infantile or corny way what serial killers are, what this police procedure is, what they are doing and why. It all comes across as discount Criminal Minds/CSI filler.
Easily skippable nonsense.
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $314,160
- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39:1
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