Reviews

This is a sad and terrifying story. It shows the deep impact a traumatized childhood can have on a person. This is not to justify what he did, he was a monster deprived of all feelings and hungry for blood.

I am disgusted by how incompetent were the police forces in LA. How can they ignore the killer's car and not process it and why didn't the 2 lead detectives push for the car to be processed instead of waiting for the other team?

Why did the LAPD withdrew the 2 detectives from the dentist's office? If it was for budget, why didn't they leave only one?

How come they install a defective alarm button? How come the dentist didn't also call the police when he realized they didn't come after he pressed the alarm? Wasn't he made aware of the atrocity of the the crimes?

So many questions need to be answered.

The real hero of this manhunt is the San Francisco inspector Frank Falzon that got the name of the killer.

May god have mercy on all the victims give peace of mind for their parents and relatives. A sad, sad story.

This documentary broke my heart.

Kai arrived to what he is, firstly because his mom abused him, locked him up and god knows what else. She's a pure monster and evil to treat her child like this and to abandon him. How can she appear in this documentary and talk about him like it wasn't her fault? How much money they paid her for this? She's the one that should be brought to justice for child neglect and abuse.

All the other vampires are also guilty of exploiting Kai instead of helping him. They simply are disgusting, all running to make a buck out of him from the reporter that clearly benefited from Kai to the reality show producer, to Kimmel's writer to the shallow Kimmel.

Shame on all of them!

I am in no position to judge on what happened to the old lawyer or on what he did to Kai. I just can say that Kai is believable.

Decayed society, opportunistic people, monster mother, uncaring family. My heart is broken.

Awful and boring movie. It doesn't bring anything new. Ok, so an old woman wants to have sex with a young man and she discovers her sexuality and feminism, etc, etc,... Booooooring.

If you used to watch Top Gear UK, this series (The Grand Tour) is basically the same. I used to like it, but, with each episode, the 3 presenters are getting weirder and weirder. This episode is full of rubbish. I only watched the first 15 minutes or so when they tested the Alfa Romeo Giulia. But then I simply fast forwarded to the end and found nothing else in this episode interesting. They started talking about the Corals on the Beach and sinking cars and that sort of nonsense. And James May couldn't help but mention that the 206 they were sinking was not good. I wonder how he came to this conclusion about the best selling car in its category in Europe for 4 straight years and it sold by millions. I bet he hasn't drove one and if he did, maybe for a short period of time. Well I owned one and it was brilliant.

Spoilers. Beware. This movie started well but soon shifted to an unbelievable stupid story where the mighty Americans save the day. Sure, who are the stupid french police? We are the Americans, get out of the way! The story is bullsh*t. It must have been written by a bunch of extremists so to say that all the bombings in France were done by others then extremists and that they have nothing to do with it. This is the politics face of the story. Now, American hero wise, the mighty CIA agent, single handedly, outsmarted what should be the best police force in France (They call it RAPID in the movie, but they were targeting the RAID force). They were dropping like a house of cards from a single punch or like mosquitoes from a single blow. Come on, give the RAID some credit!