Just when you thought
that it could not possibly get any worse for Atlantic City — hurricane, fires
and more — along comes writer/director Jim Klock’s Murder Eleven, the story
of a serial killer named Richard (also played by Klock), who is stalking the
streets of this storied city with ten victims already under his belt.
It is due out on DVD from
Indican Pictures on Feb. 11.
Hot on his trail are two
detectives — Mayfield (Michael Mack) and Jesse (Richard Reid) — desperate to
catch him before he claims his eleventh.
His trophies have been hookers, so there’s not much in the way of
resources being brought to the case … in other words, they are pretty much on
their own.
Now just when you are
thinking that Murder Eleven is going to be reduced down to some nut job with
mommy issues or something do with being bullied as a school kid, which we’ve
seen ad nauseum, filmmaker Jim Klock throws in a couple of twists — one (not to
be revealed here) of which comes completely out of left field and leaves you wondering
about all of those for better or worse “relationships.”
Richard’s latest “house
guest” is Katey (Autumn Federici), a prostitute with drug issues who probably
won’t be missed. She becomes the central
focus of the story as Mayfield and Jesse literally race against the clock to
crack the case.
One last thing, Julienne
Irons co-stars as Samantha, her character, along with the sleuthing work of the
two detectives, really sets Murder Eleven apart from your
typical spree-killer genre flick.
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