when a character can make you hate him i guess he is doing something right.

This was for sure creepy and unsettling, but at times I felt like it was poorly edited. I felt like the movie focused more on weird moments after the crime and it made the actual event that sent him to prison seem less important. I feel they could have chose scenes, or filmed the scenes they did have in a different way. I am not really sure, something just felt off.

The Charm, and boyish good looks of one of America's, dearest sons...Richard Speck.....We ask ourselves, why would someone with so much potential, and ability choose to go into the such a hard line of work, such as the Medical field. Why else would he of ended up in a rooming house full of nurses, but only to get some advice and opinion's on the difficulty of nursing. Yes, he took them into a room one by one, and yes he did Kill them, but only after exchanging information on the hardships of nursing and a life of helping others...(maybe I'm wrong), but maybe I am not...it is something to think about.....
He tried many times to change his life around, and many times he failed...sad, but true, but in the end he achieved the ultimate change, and that was from a mediocre man, into a wonderful, voluptuous women. " What were those "D-size cups he was sporting?"...so, in ending... This movie made me realize that the old saying is true, Two things really do come from Texas,... Steers and Queers....Guess which one he was?......LOL

well in the ending when he was being interview it was the other way around richard speck was the black man bi*ch and he took hormone pill to grow breast and he gets naked saying he liked to be fu*k by man , disgusting i guess , he wasnt so tough in joint like he was in the street, but i like the movie

I don't think this movie was as bad as many of the other reviewers have said. I was born in 1983 so I have no idea how factual it really is. The acting was good, and the script wasn't horrible. The first thing that confused me is the black doctor and police captain. Did they really let black men do those jobs in 1966? I might be wrong, but the 60's were not known for equality. The other thing that I didn't agree with was the talk about the devil being in him. He didn't seem possessed or crazy. I would guess that he was a sociopath. He wasn't a normal guy who experienced a psychotic break. He knew exactly what he was doing and didn't regret it at all.