Dakota Dellano

I mean considering this film was made in a time of the infancy & meteoric rise of the porn industry, much of the societal norms & tragedies of humans inhumanity to other humans, rings true almost 50 years later. The acting rings true, & George C. Scott demonstrates again his depth of emotions in a superlative performance. The ending is a bit Hollywood, but from a factual historical perspective, Snuff films were a miniscule portion of that industry. This is more a story of how lack of family love, skewed morals of the media fueled culture, & how slimy predators feed off the disillusioned innocents of society.

So this dude hates his life, & decides everyone is responsible for his misery, other than himself? I can understand the dregs of society ravaging the other dregs of society aspect of this film. But, killing an innocent young woman for no other reason because you are screwed in the head, & nobody else wants part of your paranoia, is just plain sick. And we're supposed to have sympathy for this sicko?