The second installment in Crispin Glover's eventual trilogy is basically the same movie as the little seen 1975 feature Breaking Point, by director Bo Arne Vibenius (of Thriller: A Cruel Picture fame/infamy): a man fantasizes about making love to, an... (read more) The second installment in Crispin Glover's eventual trilogy is basically the same movie as the little seen 1975 feature Breaking Point, by director Bo Arne Vibenius (of Thriller: A Cruel Picture fame/infamy): a man fantasizes about making love to, and subsequently murdering a whole bunch of beautiful women. The key difference is that the killer in Glover's movie is suffering from cerebral palsy, and the fantasies are his escape from an otherwise dreary existence. This does not in any way make for easy viewing, but it is interesting, and often very funny - in a strictly dark way, of course. Well worth seeing if you get the rare opportunity to do so.

the 2nd installment for Crispin Glover's trilogy. I honestly don't really know what goes on in his derranged mind. His directorial efforts reflect the weirdness of his personality.

A well crafted and filmed fantasy that leaves many questions, you just don't know what they are... Certainly not for the easily offended.

Holy mackerel...I just watched cerebral palsy serial killer porn. Certainly made easier to appreciate due to the fact that the filmmaker, Crispin Glover, was on hand to discuss the film and its (deceased) writer/star in a Q&A session afterward. He... (read more) Holy mackerel...I just watched cerebral palsy serial killer porn. Certainly made easier to appreciate due to the fact that the filmmaker, Crispin Glover, was on hand to discuss the film and its (deceased) writer/star in a Q&A session afterward. He's touring the U.S. with this one over the next couple of years, so watch out for his coming to a town near you if he hasn't already. N' shit.

The experience of seeing it more than made up for what was lacking in the actual film. Glover is brilliant!