D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear

Synopsis

D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear is a gripping thriller based on the true events of the infamous 2002 sniper attacks in Washington D.C. The movie follows the intense manhunt for the snipers John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, who terrorized the nation's capital for 23 days. With the city gripped in fear and law enforcement agencies racing against time to catch the killers, the film delves into the psychological aspects of the snipers and the impact of their actions on the community. As the tension escalates, the story unfolds through a series of heart-pounding events leading to the dramatic conclusion of this harrowing chapter in American history.

Cast

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  Charles S. Dutton

  Chief Charles Moose

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  Jay O. Sanders

  Douglas Duncan

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  Bobby Hosea

  John Muhammad

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  Helen Shaver

  Sandy Moose

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  Tom O'Brien

  Lieutenant Jacobs

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  Charlayne Woodard

  Mildred Muhammad

Reviews

D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear is a harrowing depiction of the real-life terror that gripped the nation during the 2002 sniper attacks. The movie effectively captures the fear and uncertainty that permeated the atmosphere in Washington D.C. as law enforcement scrambled to apprehend the culprits. Critics have praised the film for its realistic portrayal of the events and the stellar performances by the cast, especially Charles S. Dutton, who delivers a powerful performance as a seasoned detective leading the manhunt. While some reviewers have highlighted the movie's intense and gripping narrative, others have criticized its occasional lack of depth in exploring the motivations behind the snipers' actions. Despite some mixed reviews, D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear remains a noteworthy dramatization of a dark chapter in American history, earning a decent IMDb rating of 6.0/10.