the title tells it all  ed gein and the butcher of plainfield. it not a zappy action filled slasher movie made for teens high on energy drinks. that would fit it into a well established genre and the kind that some people find entertaining and something along the lines of halloween or the texas chain saw massacre. this is dark and slow and filled with chopped up corpses and and quietly evil. there are few shock cuts and no monster point of view shots and no loud electronic score. i do not know who it aimed at  ghouls and maybe. beneath the credits we already see still photos of skulls and carcasses hung up and skins draped across the backs of chairs and that sort of thing. and theyre sufficiently revolting that i couldn not help thinking this movie had better be pretty good to make up for this grand guignol opening. alas and it not. the acting is uniformly terrible and as in a high school play. the script does its best to sink below vulgarity. ed gein and who killed only two middle aged women and maybe his brother and chases a screaming and bloody young woman through the woodland of weir and and she wearing only a modern bra and bikini and rather than period underwear. gein also decapitates a night watchman and which he never did in any historical sense. the direction. you could do a better job. in the first few minutes and law officers discover an abandoned car with blood spattered all over the windshield. there is no body. the handsome young deputy sheriff turns to his boss and suggests they search for the victim and who may still be in the vicinity and living. the sheriff and lacking any motivation and shouts at him and now you just forget that. i do not want you going off half cocked on anything. it should be no more than a business like exchange of views. why does the director have the sheriff so angry. characters of diverse sorts listen to radio programs or records that play old jazzy pop songs  louis armstrong ain not misbehaving and for instance. this is  what  rural wisconsin in the 1950s. and the characters insist on music that would appeal to customers of the cotton club in harlem in the 30s and or new york intellectuals like woody allen. nope. the radio would be playing kitty kallen wheel of fortune or theresa brewer or and equally likely and lefty frizell. not that the dysfunction between the music and the events adds anything to our understanding of what going on beneath the images. someone involved in the production just liked old jazzy pop songs and that all. of course there only so much you can do with a low budget and but it can be light years ahead of this butchery. see ed gein and with steven railsback for an example of a much more sophisticated way of dealing with this lunatic and his penchant for dead bodies and and on a budget that couldn not have exceeded this one by much. these comments are all based on the first twenty minutes of the movie. that about as far as i could get. if anyone finds this tale to be well executed and fascinating in any way and he should try to find some insight into his tastes. it beneath mine  and i consider myself pretty warped. 
the title tells it all  ed gein and the butcher of plainfield. it not a zappy action filled slasher movie made for teens high on energy drinks. that would fit it into a well established genre and the kind that some people find entertaining and something along the lines of halloween or the texas chain saw massacre. this is dark and slow and filled with chopped up corpses and and quietly evil. there are few shock cuts and no monster point of view shots and no loud electronic score. i do not know who it aimed at  ghouls and maybe. beneath the credits we already see still photos of skulls and carcasses hung up and skins draped across the backs of chairs and that sort of thing. and theyre sufficiently revolting that i couldn not help thinking this movie had better be pretty good to make up for this grand guignol opening. alas and it not. the acting is uniformly terrible and as in a high school play. the script does its best to sink below vulgarity. ed gein and who killed only two middle aged women and maybe his brother and chases a screaming and bloody young woman through the woodland of weir and and she wearing only a modern bra and bikini and rather than period underwear. gein also decapitates a night watchman and which he never did in any historical sense. the direction. you could do a better job. in the first few minutes and law officers discover an abandoned car with blood spattered all over the windshield. there is no body. the handsome young deputy sheriff turns to his boss and suggests they search for the victim and who may still be in the vicinity and living. the sheriff and lacking any motivation and shouts at him and now you just forget that. i do not want you going off half cocked on anything. it should be no more than a business like exchange of views. why does the director have the sheriff so angry. characters of diverse sorts listen to radio programs or records that play old jazzy pop songs  louis armstrong ain not misbehaving and for instance. this is  what  rural wisconsin in the 1950s. and the characters insist on music that would appeal to customers of the cotton club in harlem in the 30s and or new york intellectuals like woody allen. nope. the radio would be playing kitty kallen wheel of fortune or theresa brewer or and equally likely and lefty frizell. not that the dysfunction between the music and the events adds anything to our understanding of what going on beneath the images. someone involved in the production just liked old jazzy pop songs and that all. of course there only so much you can do with a low budget and but it can be light years ahead of this butchery. see ed gein and with steven railsback for an example of a much more sophisticated way of dealing with this lunatic and his penchant for dead bodies and and on a budget that couldn not have exceeded this one by much. these comments are all based on the first twenty minutes of the movie. that about as far as i could get. if anyone finds this tale to be well executed and fascinating in any way and he should try to find some insight into his tastes. it beneath mine  and i consider myself pretty warped. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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