IMDb RATING
4.2/10
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Two journalists are on the trail of a demented serial killer who may be much closer than they think.Two journalists are on the trail of a demented serial killer who may be much closer than they think.Two journalists are on the trail of a demented serial killer who may be much closer than they think.
- Awards
- 4 wins
Clayton T. Smith Jr.
- Young Gurdy
- (as Clayton Smith)
Leslie Crytzer
- Tracy Greaston
- (as Leslie Ann Crytzer)
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- Writer
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Did you know
- TriviaJoe Davison, who plays Mark in the film, was the writer of the movie.
- Crazy credits(At the very end of the ending credits, as Voltaire's "When You're Evil" plays:) And the BIGGEST thanks of All Goes to You Yes, YOU! reading the credits till the very end. I Thank you Seriously I knew I should have picked a shorter song. I'm running out to things to write. Gotta admit, it's a great song! THANK YOU VOLTAIRE!
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Underground Lounge: Episode #1.8 (2010)
- SoundtracksMurder The World
Performed by DJ Tron
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This is a pretty average horror/slasher movie. I grant the makers they squeezed in a lot of kills and especially fans of decapitations and guts will like it. The movie is about a serial killer in a clowns outfit who slashes people by the dozen with his hack-axe. Two detectives are on the hunt for the "teardrop killer" who leaves bloody tears behind on the murder scenes and got a back story they slowly unfold. Its like two plots running along each other... Clown slashes people with some entertaining ideas (liked the wheelchair down the stairs shot) and the detectives uncover the story with real bad acting. Basically the movie should have concentrated on the gore because this is where its strong side lies... the acting is real bad, the music is annoying (always the same hardcore techno over the kills and one music sounds a lot like being taken directly out of Hellraiser). The pseudo plot will bore the gore hounds to death and especially fails of bad acting and inconsistency. "100 tears" is rather for the trash/splatter fans but I guess because the director couldn't decide which way to go this one will soon be forgotten. And BTW... the closing scene sucks and like in many movies made me think they didn't know how to get out of their scripts mess.
- dschmeding
- Feb 23, 2008
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- Budget
- $75,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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