Mr. Murder Review

Mr. Murder
Marty Stillwater is a novelist, who starts to feel uncomfortable, unwittingly he is being cloned by the government. Seven years later he encounters his physically identical clone who has a murderous personality.

by Nick Griffiths |
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Release Date:

01 Jan 1998

Running Time:

132 minutes

Certificate:

15

Original Title:

Mr. Murder

Based on uberhorror writer Dean R. Koontz's bestseller, director Dick Lowry has succeeded in turning a suspenseful tale of government cloning into a mediocre shambles. You have to wonder whether Lowry or writer Stephen Tolkin read the bestselling novel at all. Stephen Baldwin plays a mystery novelist who is unwittingly cloned and later meets his clone, who looks identical to him, but has the mind of a murderer. Baldwin is awful as he mugs his way through a plot that deals with some nasty DNA alter-ego out to get him and his family.

Memorable only for the terrible script and lame direction.
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