Showing posts with label Serial Killers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Serial Killers. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

The Killer Inside You

So I'm watching Wicked Attraction on Netflix instant and it makes me wonder how close all of us are to being serial killers?  Right, not the most holiday post I've ever done, but seriously, it's like we're all living on the razor's edge every minute of every day.  Either through alienation, depression, or being alone to living with abusive parents that desensitized their children to violence and then they themselves later in life turn to violence on other people.  Insane.

I remember when I was younger there are three tell-tale signs that you may be a serial killer.  So interestingly enough the three I'm referring to is called the MacDonald Triad.  Persistant bedwetting, torturing animals (which in turn as an adult a serial killer will "graduate" to humans), and pyromania.  There are a ton of other symptoms listed here:

Wikipedia's take on serial killers

Interesting and pretty twisted.  But that is me.  Interesting and pretty twisted, not a serial killer... So, who's inviting me over?   Just kidding, I'm already here!  :)


Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Film: The Top Five Most Violent Serial Killer Films

So I thought that I'm still in the spirit of Halloween in my brain I figured I would post about serial killer films.

5. Psycho - Great horror film, but I did not personally like it.  Though the shower scene is classic.  I would rather watch The Birds any day of the week.
4. Silence of the Lambs - Wow.  A bit outdated now but Hopkins' performance was outstanding and it also created another boogeyman in the modern horror film era.
3. Saw - The first film was good, original, and something I liked.  The rest were just okay.  One of the later ones I enjoyed but that was only due to back story of the killer, Jigsaw.
2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Damn!  The original was classic and terrifying.  It doesn't get much sicker than this, well except for the next film.
1. The Devil's Rejects.  Zombie's follow up to House of 1000 Corpses.  This film starts up and doesn't stop, it's brutal, relentless, and bloody.  That is why I love this film and can watch it a ton of times.  Good stuff.

Agree with my list? Hate it?  Think you can do better?  Sound off!