The tyranist's thoughts
When this started rolling through my VCR, my first thought was "God bless the '80s." Unfortunately, by the end of the movie I wasn't having such a good time.
A psychopath (as always) is slaughtering families and getting away with it until he starts in on the family of the cop that is chasing him. The cops football star son starts to have psychic dreams about the killings and the chase is really on.
This one stars everyone's favourite Assistant-Director in a brutal role that is really well conceived until his transformation into the title villain. I was really enjoying the movie up to that point in fact. It doesn't help that the transformation didn't come until halfway through the movie or that the villain is pretty pedestrian after that point. What was a pretty fun horror flick degenerates into the kind of fantasy that A-Pix commonly turns out. Cousin Wes let us down here and that's too bad.
I wouldn't really recommend this even to fans of Wes, which is too bad because it could have been a lot of fun.