A superb documentary by Alan Berry. I first heard of this incident watching the Killing of America many, many years ago.
Stylishly made but without being over the top, it lets you know from the very start that America's 1977 wasn't exactly stellar. Its reminders put you firmly in that frame of mind for what's to come over the next 97 minutes.
Raw and uncensored, it grabs you with two men dealing with their own personal hell for those three days in an Indianapolis winter and it doesn't let you go.
This is a must watch for anyone interested in the true crime genre.
Stylishly made but without being over the top, it lets you know from the very start that America's 1977 wasn't exactly stellar. Its reminders put you firmly in that frame of mind for what's to come over the next 97 minutes.
Raw and uncensored, it grabs you with two men dealing with their own personal hell for those three days in an Indianapolis winter and it doesn't let you go.
This is a must watch for anyone interested in the true crime genre.