Yes, the semi-perennial update series the best in sudden, yet telegraphed death is back. Now with pictures.
William Lustig's Maniac tells the tale of a crazy man who kills women for no real reason. He has one, but it doesn't really make sense to anyone but him. There's a real plot to this, but the killings make up a good 60-70% of the film. Which leads to our moment...
He follows a nurse from her shift at the hospital and down into the subway. She misses a car, so she hides in the bathroom. After a tense few minutes, he leaves. She wanders out and celebrates quietly at the mirror...
Yeah, that was a bad idea...
Seriously though, celebrate when you actually escape. Getting ten feet away from the killer's last known location is not escaping!
William Lustig's Maniac tells the tale of a crazy man who kills women for no real reason. He has one, but it doesn't really make sense to anyone but him. There's a real plot to this, but the killings make up a good 60-70% of the film. Which leads to our moment...
He follows a nurse from her shift at the hospital and down into the subway. She misses a car, so she hides in the bathroom. After a tense few minutes, he leaves. She wanders out and celebrates quietly at the mirror...
Yeah, that was a bad idea...
Seriously though, celebrate when you actually escape. Getting ten feet away from the killer's last known location is not escaping!
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