Realizing the urban legend of their youth has actually come true.
Two filmmakers delve into the mystery surrounding five missing children and the real-life bogeyman linked to their disappearances.
Nothing really new here, but it puts everything together in one place. Goes on a bit long. The filmmakers try to suggest the killer was supplying kids to devil worshipers to to a group of abusers. The killer denies everything of course even though he was the last person seen with all the victims.
I would have preferred way more information on the killer than just random conversations with cops and residents trying to remember what happened 20+ years ago.
So net net is the documentary could have been way better than it is. And the fact that they could not get an interview with the killer sort of creates a big dud.
Two filmmakers delve into the mystery surrounding five missing children and the real-life bogeyman linked to their disappearances.
Nothing really new here, but it puts everything together in one place. Goes on a bit long. The filmmakers try to suggest the killer was supplying kids to devil worshipers to to a group of abusers. The killer denies everything of course even though he was the last person seen with all the victims.
I would have preferred way more information on the killer than just random conversations with cops and residents trying to remember what happened 20+ years ago.
So net net is the documentary could have been way better than it is. And the fact that they could not get an interview with the killer sort of creates a big dud.