peter-baldwin-1 Well I've now seen the movie A Killer Within.If ever a film deserved its place on the 99 cents sale rack at Walmart this is it. I've adored Sean Young ever since she played Rachael in Bladerunner...but this was awful!The bloody incessant music, obvious product placement, dreadful cutting and amateur shooting....... even the DVD case cover bears no relation to the story. And Ben does moody too well! This character shouldn't have been moody! Sorry Ben, I felt like switching off after five minutes but sat through it so your sake. Don't put it on your resume for Petes sake! I just hope you took the money and ran. It should have made a couple of payments on the Lexus!Coincidentally I started watching this on Thanksgiving Day. It sure was a turkey....... with all the trimmings!Pete Ps. if you do buy it, use the case to replace any of your damaged ones. That way you'll get your moneys worth.

texasjoe48 I played a small role in this movie as a lawyer in the courtroom. It was exciting to watch Sean Young, C. Thomas Howell, and Dedee Pheiffer work together in a film. The cast had real chemistry, and it all came together well after the editing. The plot kept you guessing who was the real culprit. The script was well written, and the production was good to be a part of. I have watched it five times and each time I learn something different that I did not see before. I would recommend this film. This just shows that independent films have merit, and that a low budget does not mean anything is being sacrificed in the process. Good films are being made outside of California, and New York allowing unknown writers and actors to find a market and an audience.Joe L.Blevins P.S. Also, I wanted to say that many people have been so negative over this movie. It seems that few have tried to write a script as I have, (or a book) and tried to act in a decent movie premise. This has flaws as most any other movie has, but for the most part I have a better appreciation to understand what all goes into the production from the git-go, and perhaps others need to try to understand the process better before they throw in the towel, and start bad-mouthing a certain production. (It is better than the remakes of television shows, into flaky movies.) This was better than the standard fare of premises, and to see people like Ben Browder, and Sean Young and such, was really exciting. But still your opinion is your opinion, like it, or lump it. It's your choice.

movieman_kev Addison (C. Thomas Howell, whom if he's one of the main stars in ANY post 1986 movie is going to suck) who after finding out that his wife has been murdered and being the prime suspect, attempts to catch the real killer. Vargas (Giancarlo Esposito) is an ex-cop who was disgraced by Addison, who comes along to help him reluctantly. This is a typical run of the miller thriller, no more, no less. The ending is a silly. The acting is pretty bad by Howell and even more so from a wasted Ben "Farscape" Browder.All in all, very VERY forgettable. Or maybe that's just me being hopeful again.My Grade: D+Eye Candy: Sean young gives a quick full frontal

mark-newman-1 Shiner Bock teams up with Dr Pepper to produce an unspeakably bad 'B' movie. This actually borders on offensive as the poor watcher is taken through every imaginable movie cliché whilst having to look at bottles of Shiner and cans of Dr Pepper! There is no subtlety in the placement advertising which distracts from the movie - but in this case playing 'Spot the bottle or can' is actually a blessed diversion from this awful movie. The acting is outrageous and the story is worse than thin! I couldn't make it all the way through so I couldn't tell you how it finishes! Please don't waste your time on this horrible horrible piece of rubbish!