Reviews

If you want a great message, with a character dealing with relatable emotions, this is the movie for you!

Alicia Farmer is an exemplary director and a rising star in the film industry.

Edgar Allen Poe's Tell Tale Heart is a classic masterpiece. What's better than that? Perhaps the equally matched modern-day masterpiece film version of the same story! This film excels in presenting this story how I wish every kid in a middle school English class could have experienced it. The direction of this film is superb and each frame is expertly crafted to strike terror and fascination into the viewer simultaneously. It's so beautiful you want to look, yet so ghastly you want to shut your eyes. Very few movies have frightened me in their hour and a half run time like this movie has in its 20 minutes. It's a film that exemplifies what true horror should be and how you adapt a classic piece! McClain Lindquist is a visionary who knows how to frighten at the same level as those from Tobe Hooper to John Carpenter.

I thoroughly enjoyed the film. Excellent for a family get together or a feel-good date night! Great music, funny jokes, and a good movie!

As someone who rarely writes reviews, I must say that this is most definitely the most beautiful movie of all time. I started it with very low hopes and by the end I was stuck looking at the stunning masterpiece. I must also say that I had never cried during a movie or television show before. I've watched many movies. This was the only movie I've ever cried and it wasn't just a tear, I mean I was in full baby mode.

The movie shows Maude teaching Harold something about life that I've never seen a movie, or even person, be able to teach anyone. You sit there as a viewer thinking you're watching Maude teach Harold but before you know it, Maude has taught you.

I began this show, finding it really interesting. The first episode had me expecting a condensed down psychological analysis of serial killers in a fictional format, using the real life interviews of actual serial killers. This is what I thought up until we finally got to see Ed Kemper. Following this, I was absolutely dumbfounded at how poorly they portrayed Ed, following which, I was then subjected to entirely poor inaccuracies of his killings and such. The show has started twisting facts unnecessarily. To anyone who has never heard of Ed Kemper, they will think this show is incredibly insightful into serial killers. As for me, with my deep knowledge of Ed Kemper, I have found that the facts are incredibly twisted to a point that I can't forgive this show. If you want to watch this show for the entertainment/drama factor, go ahead but if you are looking for something that actually provides lots of facts and insight into the real Ed Kemper, pull up a documentary or watch one of his actual recorded interviews on YouTube.