Nightstalker (Video 2009)

Director:

Ulli Lommel

Writer:

Ulli Lommel

Stars:

Adolph Cortez, Elissa Dowling, Jamie Bernadette

Cast

Credited cast:
Adolph Cortez
Elissa Dowling	...	Heather
Jamie Bernadette	...	Laurie
Jeff Dylan Graham	...	Jim
Cassandra Church
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lauren Cartier
Michael Frost	...	Detective 2
Jason Harrold	...	Lead Detective
Samm Hill	...	Detective 3

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

based on true events | blood | gang violence | satanism | female nudity | 

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Genres:

Horror | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for bloody violence, language, sexual content/nudity and drug use

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 September 2009 (USA)

Also Known As:

The Valley Intruder

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hollywood House of Horror

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Version of Nightstalker (2002)

User Reviews

Lommel Sticking to His Guns

Nightstalker (2009)

* 1/2 (out of 4)

Lommel's ongoing saga of doing a film about every famous serial killer continues with this look at the Night Stalker who haunted California during the 1980's and is still sitting on Death Row there today. Adolph Cortez does a decent job at playing the nutcase who walks around stalking men and women while playing with a sucker in his mouth. We learn this is due to a deal with Satan and because he saw his uncle shoot his aunt. Whatever the case, this is the eleventh film in this series that I've seen and while this one here is among the better ones, I still can't help but get bored because we've seen this thing one time too many. Once again we get a crazy guy walking around and talking to himself. Lommel has used this same set up during several of this serial killer pictures and I really wish he would at least try to do something different with it because all of the eleven films just bleed together to the point where I really couldn't tell one from another. I doubt many people outside myself are going to bother going through everyone of these films but those who do attempt it are going to have deja vu all over the place. Once again this is done on video and once again the budget is extremely low even though this one here features more blood than any of the previous ones. The gunshots are extremely fake looking but I guess the producers tried to make up for this by using a gallon of blood on each shot. The film starts off mildly entertaining but it quickly gets tiresome as we have to keep watching the same thing happen over and over.