The precision of those choreographed fight scenes look so clean, it's almost like Keanu is dancing with his gun as he brutally kills all those men.

When there's no action or fighting going on, the film plays out to be calm and slow and somehow, the same tone is still there while all the gun shooting and fighting is going on. The action just adds that perfect amount of intensity we sometimes hope to see when watching a fight/gun shooting…

I feel like the purpose of this film was to showcase how bone chilling Zac Efron can be when portraying someone dark and sinister as Ted Bundy.

I love the choice they made to not show much violence and just show the drama behind it all. Showing how blinded Lily Collins' character was. It's sad but it can happen to anyone. Except in her case, she was blinded by a serial killer...

The only problem I had was that the…

Had a great conversation with this elderly married couple as my girlfriend and I walked out the theatre.
The husband is a retired judge and his wife is a retired teacher. They started out by saying "I'm glad young people are coming to see movies like this". Of course, it felt nice hearing that.

The conversation then shifted to the man telling me a story from when he was 16 years old (in 1955) about him and his cousin riding…

NO SPOILERS, just a fun story (or not so fun, we'll see): When I was in 1st grade (in 2001), my mom gave me money for the book fair and told me to only spend half of the money. Well I remember going to that book fair and I spent all the cash on this encyclopedia of Spider-Man. I was 6 years old, what did I know?

My love for Marvel only grew from there. Growing up with the classic…