I found this a very thrilling movie. Couldn't have been better cast with Nicolas Cage and John Cusack, both amazing actors who did one hell of a job here as well. The story is even more haunting for me because it is based on real events and that in itself should make it a must watch film.

It was a good solid movie. Nothing special just a typical cop drama. Would have liked to see how Cindy Paulson escaped and more background on her. I would also have liked to see more of Robert Hansen's home life and how he could have gotten away with something so awful without his family finding out. It would also be nice to see how much the cops really bungled this case. The acting was good though I think John Cusack did a really good job of showing the meek Robert and then the psycho serial killer Robert.

>"We agreed on a price, and Goddammit, that's how it's gonna be!" I feel like people are pretty harsh with this film. Is it the best serial killer film out there? Definitely not, but it is still pretty good. Cusack's performance is a little creepy (not as creepy as he was in The Paperboy and Nicolas Cage actually did pretty well. Alaska has a high amount of serial killers, and I would like to see more films based on true stories from there.

Not a bad movie, but I think they tried hard to give too many details. Venessa Hudgens did better than expected.

Nice to see Nicholas Cage in a good role instead of the crap he's been putting out.