A serial killer with multiple personalities who won't take no for an answer leads us through his life as a guy named Jerry Blake (played by a younger Terry O'Quinn with hair) the seemingly perfect husband and stepfather but we soon realize that he has a dark side that invariably wants to come out and commit mayhem.
It has a good supporting cast with Jerry's new wife Susan Maine played by Shelley Hack, and her daughter Stephanie played by Jill Schoelen. Jerry has just left his last family behind dead on the floor and he whistles his way into a new town meeting his new wife and stepdaughter as if he is the perfect husband and stepfather.
There is a detective on the case who has come up empty, and the deceased mother that Terry has just murdered has her brother searching for the killer of his sisters family. There are some tense moments in the film and I won't spoil the ending for anyone. Suffice to say it is worth a watch. I give it a respectable 6 out of 10 IMDB rating.
It has a good supporting cast with Jerry's new wife Susan Maine played by Shelley Hack, and her daughter Stephanie played by Jill Schoelen. Jerry has just left his last family behind dead on the floor and he whistles his way into a new town meeting his new wife and stepdaughter as if he is the perfect husband and stepfather.
There is a detective on the case who has come up empty, and the deceased mother that Terry has just murdered has her brother searching for the killer of his sisters family. There are some tense moments in the film and I won't spoil the ending for anyone. Suffice to say it is worth a watch. I give it a respectable 6 out of 10 IMDB rating.