Citizen X (1995)
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One of the most underrated serial killer films
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“Estuve un poco ausente de ver cine por empezar a escuchar música sin parar por un largo periodo de tiempo. Sin embargo, he decidido darle otra oportunidad tras haber visto casi cuatro mil películas. En la reseña de hoy, me gustaría entonces hablar de Ciudadano X (Citizen X), la cual vi la semana pasada y de la que preservo una memoria fresca al respecto.
Siendo una producción de HBO y una película directo a televisión, se deja notar que no tiene un presupuesto grande que pudo usar en escenarios y recreaciones mejor logradas. Los escenarios son muy teatrales en el sentido que sirven sólo para que los personajes hablen en escena al estilo de Doce Hombres Enojados. En ese sentido, el aspecto visual deja algo que desear dado que se centra muy en las actuaciones. Es una pelí” read more
One of the most underrated serial killer films
“A fascinating and largely forgotten HBO television film from the 1990s, Citizen X tells the true story of the Soviet Union's most notorious and prolific serial killer. Written and directed by Chris Gerolmo, who based the teleplay on Robert Cullen's novel The Killer Department, Citizen X faithfully portrays the rudimentary facts of the case, only making minor adjustments for the sake of smooth storytelling. Although this is primarily an investigative crime film, it is also a top-notch historical and political drama about the USSR in the 1980s and early '90s. The result is one of the most underrated serial killer films in history.
A depraved, sadistic serial killer, Andrei Chikatilo (Jeffrey DeMunn) killed at least 52 people over twelve years, mostly murdering children and people w” read more
" First Viewing Viewing Date: May 24th Via: Binge Plot: During the 1980s, Soviet authorities hunt for a serial killer who picks his victims in railway stations and commuter trains and lures them into the woods. Rating: 7.9/10 Why Did I Watch It? This caught my eye on Binge due to the intriguing premise and promising ratings. Review here"