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Kevin Bacon runs a “pray away the gay camp” minus the pray. He plays such a great Sinister which is = to and just as bad as Minister.
A rather odd movie about the rather terrible serial killer Peter Kurten who roamed the streets of dusseldorf between 1913 and 1930 and is known to have killed 9 women and attempted to kill 31 others but his real score is probably much higher. Germany in the after WW 1 years was not very well in order. It is a french movie about a german serial killer. For Kurten the killing was not really what got him off but the violence without restraint. Thats why there is so many survivors. He sometimes used a knife and sometimes a hammer or scissors. He sometimes drank the blodd from his victims, dead or unconscious, which gave him his nickname. When he finally was caught he confessed but said that it was justified because he had been abused as a child. Between his other crimes he killed pigs, goats and swans. Not a nice guy... And still he was seen as a loner, poor, drawn to thieving now and then but harmless. The movie is on Netflix and is from 1965 and is a dramatized version of real events. My main objection against it that it occasionally loses focus and also wants to depict the political climate in germany 1929-1930. SA (forerunner to SS) terrorizing people, Hitler on the rise and so on. I think it would have been a better movie if had kept its focus. It is seldom a good idea to do two things at once. But it was interesting and i have never seen a movie about Kurten before which is a bit odd considering he is one of the first european serials that is often mentioned in books of serials after Jack The Ripper.
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A coal merchant in a small town uncovers abuse in the local convent, he struggles, wondering if he's strong enough to take on the Catholic Church....
A beautifully portrayed piece, Collins Murphy gives an understated performance, deep and moving throughout.
Nice scenery.