Directed by:
Nick PalumboScreenplay:
Nick PalumboCinematography:
Brendan FlyntCast:
Sven Garrett, Tony Todd, Cerina Vincent, Gunnar Hansen, Edwin Neal, Fred Vogel, Jade Risser, Jill Michelle, Valerie Baber, Rob MarchittiPlots(1)
A fashion photographer exposes his demented childhood and zooms his evil lens on the oldest profession under the moon...in quite possibly the most notorious serial killer film ever made. (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
Nick Palumbo introduced something to the world with Murder-Set-Pieces that could work if it focused more on the story. Towards the end, it takes on the atmosphere of a slasher and becomes quite interesting and suspenseful, but primarily it's about showing what can be filmed to look realistic and gruesome. And it looks does look that way. Some of the rough sexual scenes are very unpleasant, and you don't want to watch them. In that regard, the film succeeded, and I think that was also its intention. However, the unrestrained bloody orgies didn't impress me at all and overall, they detracted from the experience this time.
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