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Los Angeles, 1978. Sex, Drugs, Serial Killers. morePlot:
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Joleigh Fioravanti | ... | Tanya (as Joleigh Pulsonetti) | |
| Bret Roberts | ... | Jack | |
| Brittany Daniel | ... | Samantha Stone | |
| Joseph McKelheer | ... | Joe | |
| Vanessa Nigro | ... | Sally | |
| Channon Roe | ... | Dave | |
| Valerie Stodghill | ... | Melanie | |
| Tomas Arana | ... | Angelo Buono | |
| Clifton Collins Jr. | ... | Kenneth Bianchi | |
| Rhino Michaels | ... | Watch Commander | |
| Lake Bell | ... | Jillian Dunne | |
| Tom Wright | ... | Detective Bryant | |
| Mike Hagerty | ... | Detective Smith | |
| Eddie Jemison | ... | Kantor | |
| Stephen R. Hudis | ... | Swat Captain |
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What seems to be a sort-of follow up to 2004's "The Hillside Strangler", in this one, "Rampage: The Hillside Strangler Murders" begins with the suspected Strangler, Kenneth Bianchi (Clifton Collins Jr.) captured and brought in for questioning from Dr. Samathan Stone (Brittany Daniel). The film tells the story of Dr. Samantha Stone and what she goes through during her time on the Strangler case. Not only does she deal with sexism from male detectives, but an abusive boyfriend, and of course Kenneth Bianchi and the is-he-or-isn't-he question that she must ask herself. Her only confidant is a former friend, the District Attorny Jillian Dunne (Lake Bell).
"Rampage" is an interesting film: Fantastic performances from Clifton Collins Jr. as Kenneth Bianchi, and the lovely Lake Bell is terrific as Jillian Dune. However it is almost hard to take Brittany Daniel seriously as a psych doctor, though she gives an admirable performance. Some of the camera techniques are very unusual, particularly at the drug-using party scenes. They add something to the film to liven it up I suppose, which is needed, because the film plods at times, and the pacing seems a little off - the first interrogation for example was far too long. The 70's outfits are fantastic though. The standout performance is obviously Clifton Collins Jr., and the way he pulls of the "personalities" of the Strangler are worth watching this film for, even if it is unfortunately disappointing.