A retrospective piece praises Tom Noonan's portrayal of a psycho killer in the film 'Manhunter,' calling it one of the greatest in movie history.

Georgina Campbell talks Psycho Killer, having two horror movies in theaters at the same time and how Jane's character reveal was almost cut.

ScreenRant's Reviews Team provides a comprehensive roundup of new movie releases, including 'How to Make a Killing', 'Psycho Killer', and 'Redux Redux'.

Producer Roy Lee confirms the Satanic Slasher's fate in Psycho Killer's ending and bigger franchise plans beginning with Psycho Killer 2.

The veteran producer makes his directorial debut with this horror film about a highway patrolwoman on the trail of a serial killer.

A review of 'Psycho Killer' criticizes the film as a derivative and nondistinctive cat-and-mouse thriller, suggesting it lacks originality.

From first-time feature director Gavin Polone and Andrew Kevin Walker, the screenwriter of Se7en, Psycho Killer is a slasher full of missteps and missed opportunities.

The writer of Seven commits the sin of boring us with this bland horror which should have stayed in development hell where it belongs When a script has passed through multiple hands over an almost 20-year period, one assumes it must have something magnetic enough to keep it within the Hollywood ecosystem and out of the trash. Of course, it’s also assumed that there’s probably something a little cursed about it too but when it finally does get made, the curiosity factor is sky high. Psycho Killer, written in the mid-2000s by Seven’s Andrew Kevin Walker, has had its share of almosts over the years. In 2009, Fred Durst was set to direct. In 2010, Eli Roth was set to produce. In 2011, production was set to begin. In 2015, it was supposed to get German funding. But each iteration found a snag, and it took until 2023 for the film to finally get made. Three years later, it’s now finally getting released by 20th, AKA Disney, with long-time producer Gavin Polone making his directorial debut, an answer to the question of “Why this?’ quietly arriving in 1,000-plus cinemas. Continue reading...

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