i have to give this movie a 4 because of a couple of things. 1. what i will call the stupid victim syndrome. if you have the killer on the floor and you have his gun  shoot him please. if you are a cop and you have your shotgun pointed at the killer back  shoot him please. 2. when you are in a high stress situation and you have your finger on the trigger of a gun  your first instinct is to squeeze. this is one of the first things they teach you in handgun training and the reason that you do not put your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire  ask any hunter or infantryman. if you are electrocuted and your muscles should also contract  making you squeeze your finger. 3. it really hard to lay on the floor completely still for 8 hours without 2 other people  one of them a doctor  not noticing that you aren not dead. even more so if you are supposedly dying of a brain tumor and were in the hospital just a few months earlier. 4. technically and the killer did kill one of his victims  the guy he injected with poison that had to get the antidote. if you poison someone and that is murder. 5. what was adam lesson that he was supposed to learn. yes and the doctor needed to be there and but what was adam crime. maybe i just missed something. other than those things and i would have given this movie a higher grade. the plot was pretty good and and the ways the killer chose to kill his victims were very inventive. i can even forgive the terrible acting on the doctor part  the scenes with his family were enough to make me sick. the cinematography and soundtrack were very good and but the ending seemed contrived and just do not work for me. thank goodness i do not have to pay to see this or i would have demanded a refund. 
i have to give this movie a 4 because of a couple of things. 1. what i will call the stupid victim syndrome. if you have the killer on the floor and you have his gun  shoot him please. if you are a cop and you have your shotgun pointed at the killer back  shoot him please. 2. when you are in a high stress situation and you have your finger on the trigger of a gun  your first instinct is to squeeze. this is one of the first things they teach you in handgun training and the reason that you do not put your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire  ask any hunter or infantryman. if you are electrocuted and your muscles should also contract  making you squeeze your finger. 3. it really hard to lay on the floor completely still for 8 hours without 2 other people  one of them a doctor  not noticing that you aren not dead. even more so if you are supposedly dying of a brain tumor and were in the hospital just a few months earlier. 4. technically and the killer did kill one of his victims  the guy he injected with poison that had to get the antidote. if you poison someone and that is murder. 5. what was adam lesson that he was supposed to learn. yes and the doctor needed to be there and but what was adam crime. maybe i just missed something. other than those things and i would have given this movie a higher grade. the plot was pretty good and and the ways the killer chose to kill his victims were very inventive. i can even forgive the terrible acting on the doctor part  the scenes with his family were enough to make me sick. the cinematography and soundtrack were very good and but the ending seemed contrived and just do not work for me. thank goodness i do not have to pay to see this or i would have demanded a refund. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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