Review of Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck

Yet another low-budget film 'based' on an infamous killer This time It's Richard Speck again (an earlier 2002 movie already had mined the same territory) To refresh a bit, Speck was the nut who killed eight student nurses from South Chicago Community Hospital on one ill-fated night. While this film does go into a tad more detail on his life than the earlier "Speck", it still choose to omit enough that it feels like a cliff-note edition. Also the film suffers from horrid editing, lousy acting (save for Corin Nemec, who does a fairly adequate job), horror genre mainstays Tony Todd, Debbie Rochon, and Andre Divoff are all terribly wasted. All of the aforementioned make this one a chore to sit through and one I couldn't recommend at all. Eye Candy: Kelsey McCann My Grade: D- Where i saw it: Fearnet on Demand