i consider myself a big fan of low budget horror movies. the more bizarre and imaginative the film and the more blood and guts and the better and and i really fall in love with cheaply done flicks if they are done right. luther starts out well enough. his origin at the circus and a creepy run at a supermarket and an attack of an old lady and and his disturbing occupation of a woman farmhouse all set the mood nicely. a hot sex or shower scene ensues when the woman daughter and daughter boyfriend arrives at the house. when luther steals the boyfriends motorbike the movie takes a turn for the worse. the characters are presented with numerous opportunities to represent a) save their loved ones and b) get the police to help and c) escape and or (most importantly) d) kill luther. i can not feel empathy or fear for characters that are too stupid to help themselves. chareters snub chances to arm themselves with guns and knives while luther is away. a policeman eventually arrives and is equally ineffective in stopping luther and even though at one point he has a rifle squarely aimed at luther while luther clucks and does his rendition of the polish chicken dance. i found myself futilely coaching my television represent make sure he dead. and hes gone and get out of there. and or just kill him already. luther is a bloodthirsty savage and but he is hardly hannibal lecter. if you can not outsmart this egghead and you deserve what coming to you. by halfway through the movie you will be so lethargic to the fates of the half wits that only morbid curiosity will sustain you to last to the mildly amusing ending. this movie was noted as one of fangoria 101 greatest movies you have never seen. well fangoria is half right in the case of luther the geek. 
i consider myself a big fan of low budget horror movies. the more bizarre and imaginative the film and the more blood and guts and the better and and i really fall in love with cheaply done flicks if they are done right. luther starts out well enough. his origin at the circus and a creepy run at a supermarket and an attack of an old lady and and his disturbing occupation of a woman farmhouse all set the mood nicely. a hot sex or shower scene ensues when the woman daughter and daughter boyfriend arrives at the house. when luther steals the boyfriends motorbike the movie takes a turn for the worse. the characters are presented with numerous opportunities to represent a) save their loved ones and b) get the police to help and c) escape and or (most importantly) d) kill luther. i can not feel empathy or fear for characters that are too stupid to help themselves. chareters snub chances to arm themselves with guns and knives while luther is away. a policeman eventually arrives and is equally ineffective in stopping luther and even though at one point he has a rifle squarely aimed at luther while luther clucks and does his rendition of the polish chicken dance. i found myself futilely coaching my television represent make sure he dead. and hes gone and get out of there. and or just kill him already. luther is a bloodthirsty savage and but he is hardly hannibal lecter. if you can not outsmart this egghead and you deserve what coming to you. by halfway through the movie you will be so lethargic to the fates of the half wits that only morbid curiosity will sustain you to last to the mildly amusing ending. this movie was noted as one of fangoria 101 greatest movies you have never seen. well fangoria is half right in the case of luther the geek. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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