Recensioni di Metacritic

An overlooked gem in the annals of low-budget horror.

A minor cult classic that cast a long shadow. Its cinema verite aesthetic, which combined deadpan narration, publicly available music cues, and chilling reenactments, created a kind of true crime sensationalism that would be borrowed by everything from Unsolved Mysteries to the current found footage horror craze.

A couple of professional actors, Ben Johnson and Andrew Prine, head the cast, but the film looks nonprofessional in every other respect.

Despite the intriguing premise, Pierce is a stupifyingly unimaginative director, and the film is incredibly dull.