Bill F

Well, first of all it’s a sick and twisted movie because that’s who he was, but I think the director jumped the shark on this one. I think he was trying to put too much in to try and explain this person‘s sick and twisted psychopathic schizophrenic behavior triggered a book psycho, and then that book also triggered other follow up type of thriller recycle thrillers based on his life of course silence of the lambs Texas chainsaw massacre people just kinda took bits and pieces of this guys Sick twisted life but as far as the overall story, I think the actor did a decent job. I think he might’ve gone full retard as they say never go full retard I don’t know why I could hardly understand what he said. I think they are trying to create this mousy, very timid and intimidated belittled person because the mother was supposed to be a strong, typical and psycho type psychopathic type of behavioral profiles. It’s usually The mother that creates a lot of issues however my ramblings here of course, but I could barely understand what he was saying. I think he was trying to accomplish that mousey very quiet very meek mild but yet the monster inside of him was coming out, but it was hard to understand what he was saying most of the time, and then the weird thing with the girlfriends becoming enamored with his fantasy or sick fancy for decorating bodies and cutting up bodies and that was bizarre I mean that didn’t supposedly that wasn’t true. I think would’ve kept it more true to life. I think this would’ve better movie. I think it was all over the place trying to be everything and explain everything And I missed the mark so I don’t know. I stopped watching it after like the fourth episode it’s just a little too sick for me.

Why did they not use the correct saying when booth shot Lincoln when he left from the theater box it wasn’t free the south. the same line spoken by Brutus when assassinating Julius Caesar, meaning “thus always to tyrants.” The leap is believed to have broken Booth's left leg.