Acts of Violence
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Acts of Violence is quite the chilling deep dive into the darker aspects of human nature. At just 72 minutes, it manages to pack in a lot—focusing on notorious crimes like the McDonald's massacre and the attempt on Reagan's life, with a particular lens on the mindsets of the perpetrators. The pacing is tight, never lingering too long on one case, which keeps the viewer engaged in a somewhat uncomfortable way. The documentary style feels raw and unfiltered, almost like peering through a keyhole into a grim reality. The interviews and archival footage blend together to create a haunting atmosphere. Horvath's direction gives it an unsettling tone, making it distinct among other crime docs of the time. Definitely a piece that gets you thinking, albeit not for the faint of heart.
A must-see for true crime enthusiasts. · Features compelling interviews and archival footage. · Captures the unsettling psychology of violence.
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