Review of Maniac (1980) by James-Masaki R — 03 Dec 2010
The diary of a serial killer that is completely told through the eyes and viewpoint of the serial killer, Bill Lustig's directorian debut is nasty, gory, gritty, insane, and where special effects are the scene stealers.
A serial killer is out in New York, killing women who are having sex immorally, all coming out from his trauma of his mother's actions years ago. But when he meets a beautiful photographer, his thinking starts to change.
This review of Maniac (1980) was written by James-Masaki R on 03 Dec 2010.
Maniac has generally received mixed reviews.
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