The Case of the Hillside Stranglers (1989)

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Release Date: Apr 2, 1989 Wide

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Fact-based, made-for-television account of the hunt for a pair of serial killers who slaughtered ten women in the hillsides of Los Angeles between October 1977 and February 1978. (Alternate title: The Case Of The Hillside Stranglers) ~ Nicole Gagne, Rovi

Unrated, 1 hr. 40 min.

Drama, Television, Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Steve Gethers

In Theaters: Apr 2, 1989 Wide

On DVD: Sep 26, 1990

MGM

Cast

Richard Crenna
Bob Grogan
Karen Austin
J.D. Jackson
William H. Bassett
Dr. Watts
Victor Brandt
Dr. Owens
Matthew Faison
Dennis Farina
Angelo Buono
Rick Fitts
Sgt. Thorpe
Nigel Gibbs
Inmate
Ed Hooks
Gary Wilson
Rosanna Huffman
Mary Jackson
Randy Kovitz
Jason Brown
Jennifer McAllister
Girl at Bus Stop
Larry McCormick
Newscaster
Tony Plana
Tommy Puett
Mark Grogan
Ernest Sarracino
Jury Foreman
Rande Scott
Court Clerk
Diane Sherry
Reporter #2
Deborah Thalberg
Mary Grogan
James Tolkan
Paul Tulley
Reporter #1
Tasia Valenza
Louise Sojick
Kelli Williams
Margaret Wilson
Billy Zane
Kenneth Bianchi
Renata Scott
Dr. Baxter
John Lyons
Ex-Convict
Charles Champion
Bailiff
Michael Jackson
Talk Show Host
Robert Harper

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Disturbing as it is , I liked this movie. I liked the portrayal of the killers! I liked the frustration of the investigators. Most of all , I like the way the movie goes!

July 15, 2010

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Pretty lame attempt to make this case a movie. The acting was pretty much decent but everything else was just a complete bore. Watch a documentary on the "Stranglers" instead.

July 14, 2010