Review of Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer (2010) by Paul D — 31 Aug 2013
Cinematography: 7/10 Usually fine, but sometimes too dark, or out of focus, or nearly mono color. Perhaps this was for artistic effect, but I find that irritating without any sort of recompense.
Sound: 8/10 Usually well done.
Acting: 7/10 Harris, Krause, and Henriksen were credible. The other actors were a full level less skilled. Krause still seems to be trying to break out of typecasting from his long stint on the television series Charmed. I liked his performance here, though, better than in some of his earlier bad guy horror film roles.
Screenplay: 8/10 Mosaic films can be awfully bad, but this one was well written, even if the content is disgusting. The flashbacks (the mother) and four interview streams (with Emmett, with the two medical experts, with the prison interviewees) are well meshed. The harsh ending makes sense once one gets there.
This review of Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer (2010) was written by Paul D on 31 Aug 2013.
Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer has generally received mixed reviews.
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