D.C. Sniper

Synopsis

D.C. Sniper is a thriller film released in 2010 starring Ken Foree. The movie depicts the harrowing true story of the infamous serial killings that terrorized the Washington D.C. area in 2002. With impeccable acting and intense storytelling, D.C. Sniper takes viewers on a suspenseful journey as law enforcement races against time to catch the elusive sniper duo. The film captures the chilling atmosphere of fear and uncertainty that gripped the nation during the attacks, making it a compelling watch for those interested in true crime dramas and psychological thrillers. D.C. Sniper is a haunting portrayal of a dark chapter in American history that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Ken Foree

  John Allen Muhammad

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  Christopher Kriesa

  Agent James Rogan (as Chris Kriesa)

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  Ulli Lommel

  Det. Miles Callahan

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  Tory N. Thompson

  Lee

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  Tamara Whatley

  Kelly McGraw

• Katie Sordahl

  Judy Kellerman

Reviews

D.C. Sniper, despite its harrowing subject matter, fails to deliver a captivating narrative or engaging performances. Critics have panned the film for its lackluster direction and poor character development. Rotten Tomatoes criticizes the movie for its failure to engage audiences, giving it a dismal rating of 1.5/10. IMDb users have similarly rated the film low, with an average score of 2.0/10. Metacritic describes D.C. Sniper as a missed opportunity to explore the psychological aspects of the killers' motivations and the impact of their crimes on the community. Overall, the general consensus is that D.C. Sniper falls short in delivering a compelling and insightful portrayal of the tragic events it is based on.