Director Chuck Parello (Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer Part 2 and Ed Gein - notice a pattern here?) returns to familiarly disturbing ground, with the focus on serial-killing cousins Kenneth (Howell) and Angelo (Turturro), aka The Hillside Strangler.
Other than giving an exploitative, bare-bones account of how the duo went on to brutally rape and dispose of numerous women in LA during the late '70s, Parello doesn't have much to say. There's little exploration of why they were so abnormally callous, or how their relationship reached such a devastating conclusion, while the handling of the subject matter is objectionably blunt.
It's hard to identify why this film was made, and even harder to find a reason to recommend watching it.