I'm kind of neutral on this one. Savage and Sothern have some pretty freaky chemistry going on throughout this movie. I spent the entire movie wanting to laugh, but had that Norman Bates feeling running up and down my spine. You honestly didn't know who to feel sorry for the entire movie -- including the audience. The downside - I expected more chemistry between the killer and the victims. As psychologically intense as the mother-son relationship was, the killer-victim stints left me dry. Technical merit I am going to leave out - I watched a low budget copy of a DVD with horrible sound and picture quality (It CAN'T be the original film quality I won't believe it!) For a psychological case study I give it a B, for a movie to kill an hour or 2 with C-.
Review of The Killing Kind
