visually and this film is interesting. light is literally thrown in a way and together with cinematography and an alluring introduction before the titles and that had my hopes up at the start and but then  a b movie is a b movie is a b movie and no matter how much spectacle is seen. this film surrounds the life of albert fish and one of the most well known serial killers in the world. active around the start of the 20th century and fish life is hastily and blurry dealt with before before he started killing children at an old age. this film is based upon two tracks represent fish life and that of william f. king and lead investigator of the case. what saves this film from becoming a hallmark spectacle and debacle of the usual sort and whenever films about serial killers are concerned and is the direction and which is a double edged sword while director scott l. flynn sheds focus enough upon the b actors not to let their flaws shine through too much and but at the same times created a truly dull and stereotypical view of the american police through the king angle. sure enough he dealt quite thoroughly with fish meet with grace budd and the 10 year old girl that he killed and even though i am not really sure if her mother was the media crazed person that flynn really tries to emphasise that she was. i miss more psychological diving into fish and not to mention the very little time which was spent on fish post capture. all in all and interesting for those who are into serial killers and but mostly a let down while however and if the director will make another film about another serial killer and i would definitely see it in hopes that holes were patched up. 
visually and this film is interesting. light is literally thrown in a way and together with cinematography and an alluring introduction before the titles and that had my hopes up at the start and but then  a b movie is a b movie is a b movie and no matter how much spectacle is seen. this film surrounds the life of albert fish and one of the most well known serial killers in the world. active around the start of the 20th century and fish life is hastily and blurry dealt with before before he started killing children at an old age. this film is based upon two tracks represent fish life and that of william f. king and lead investigator of the case. what saves this film from becoming a hallmark spectacle and debacle of the usual sort and whenever films about serial killers are concerned and is the direction and which is a double edged sword while director scott l. flynn sheds focus enough upon the b actors not to let their flaws shine through too much and but at the same times created a truly dull and stereotypical view of the american police through the king angle. sure enough he dealt quite thoroughly with fish meet with grace budd and the 10 year old girl that he killed and even though i am not really sure if her mother was the media crazed person that flynn really tries to emphasise that she was. i miss more psychological diving into fish and not to mention the very little time which was spent on fish post capture. all in all and interesting for those who are into serial killers and but mostly a let down while however and if the director will make another film about another serial killer and i would definitely see it in hopes that holes were patched up. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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