This isn't Stephen King's Boogeyman, although it came out the same year.
It is unusual in the respect that it links to the Bible; a first for me in horror films.
The story starts with Cain and Abel (Genesis 4:9), but leaves us wondering what this has to do with the Bogeyman. We'll find out later.
The boogeyman starts with Skinner, who had him hid in the attic. Why?
He dispatches a couple of luscious babes who are getting it on in the woods. Are we back to the Bible again? Paul's letter to the Romans?
Anyway, there is little to recommend this film. It is not scary, and the killings are mild. Find the original for a good boogeyman.
It is unusual in the respect that it links to the Bible; a first for me in horror films.
The story starts with Cain and Abel (Genesis 4:9), but leaves us wondering what this has to do with the Bogeyman. We'll find out later.
The boogeyman starts with Skinner, who had him hid in the attic. Why?
He dispatches a couple of luscious babes who are getting it on in the woods. Are we back to the Bible again? Paul's letter to the Romans?
Anyway, there is little to recommend this film. It is not scary, and the killings are mild. Find the original for a good boogeyman.