An Ordinary Killer (2003)

The tragic real life story of a serial killer who stalked his victims in the early 1970's in small town America. A weaving trail of twists and turns that left people unsettled for two ... See full summary »

Directors:

Anthony Hornus, Jeff Kennedy

Writer:

Anthony Hornus

Stars:

DJ Perry, Terence Knox, Dan Haggerty

1 win.

Cast

Credited cast:
DJ Perry	...	Detective Lynn Kendall
Terence Knox	...	Detective Ben Bannister
Dan Haggerty	...	Detective Jim LeBaron
Terry Jernigan	...	Detective Dave Sheridan
Randall Godwin	...	Quincy Hall
Dennis Haskins	...	Ronald Smith
Leonard J. Krawezyk	...	Mr. Schmidt
Charles Matthau	...	Detective Mark Peyton
Curtis Hall	...	Dan McGuire
Scott Reschke	...	Jerry Conway
Christopher Nendick	...	Detective Steve Hersh
Joey Albright	...	Dale Barber
Dean Teaster	...	Dan Maguire, Sr. (as Dean West)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Audrey Bird	...	Detective Geri Van Noord (as Audrey Aaron Haynes)
James Bonadio	...	Paul Powell

Storyline

The tragic real life story of a serial killer who stalked his victims in the early 1970's in small town America. A weaving trail of twists and turns that left people unsettled for two generations until investigative persistence aided by modern technology brings justice for a young mother and her family some 28 years later.

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Taglines:

28 years later EVIL has a face!

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Genres:

Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Official MySpace Site production company

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 November 2003 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Corunna, Michigan, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$750,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Collective Development

Technical Specs

Runtime:

113 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

The movie was shot in Corunna and Owosso Michigan at several of the actual locations including the crime scene.

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Connections

Followed by Race to Judgment (2014)

User Reviews

Very Positive

I thought that the movie was an excellent experience. It reached me on many levels, as both a parent and a local from Lansing. It was very well done and had touches that made it seem more professional than most box office hits I've seen. "An Ordinary Killer" was also presented in an extremely compassionate manner. You felt the pain of the town and of her parents. Hooray for Anthony Hornus for highlighting such an extraodinary event as a murder being solved 28 years after the fact. I will also give the cast and crew an old fashioned Army "Hooah" for a job well done.