This is actually a pretty good movie but a sad story for the kid.

@ItsDumbChessHere

Жыл бұрын

True

@arooshjangher6764

Жыл бұрын

It's makes no sense he kills people like you have a son and daughter ! It's good the son didn't join him

@Rico401Prov

Жыл бұрын

After this summary, I thought it was dumb but to each his own

@JustJ.

Жыл бұрын

🫣 i might give in and watch the whole movie

@arjunfake1089

Жыл бұрын

Truly underrated movie

This sounds suspiciously like the story of Denis Rader, aka BTK. He was also a much loved and respected member of the community active in his church and I think also a scout leader. He killed from 1974-1991 and was only caught in 2004.

@princesspea1384

Жыл бұрын

I was also thinking the same thing .

@jdchy6181

Жыл бұрын

accurate as this film was *indeed* inspired by/based on the case of BTK :/

@bitterbeauty6144

Жыл бұрын

Btk wasn't well like in the general community. He never got past being a low level employee in several difference occupations because his innate arrogance rubbed people the wrong way. He did slightly better in volunteer jobs with scouting and the church, but that was due to the fact that reliable volunteers aren’t thick on the ground, so he was given more leeway. He was a basic nobody loser who thought he had somehow been cheated out of the power, position and respect in life he felt was due him.. He was an egotistical idiot.

@MusicInMyHeart

Жыл бұрын

That was the first thing that came to my mind.

@Mr_C.Bacteria

Жыл бұрын

Yes and his shed of trophies

I feel like the knots would’ve made dawn a suspect, he’s a literal scout who would know how to do that knot better then anyone.

@unrepentantoffender188

Жыл бұрын

"THAN anyone"

@amberdenise5954

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking too

@Iwastheonewhostoleurbannock

Жыл бұрын

Fr I thought they’d find out he was the killer if they paid enough attention to how he ties his knots, maybe if they did that they’d realize the knots he makes in that scout class they’d see how identical it is to the ones in the evidence of the murderer

@LeCharles07

Жыл бұрын

A clove hitch isn't a terribly complicated not; lots of people know how to tie one.

@Hagridslefttoee

Жыл бұрын

@@LeCharles07 but not everyone. I feel like the knots just made it easier

Kinda sucks as none of the people who had loved ones that were victims of the killer will ever get closure. I mean I'd be pretty mad if I found out the person who killed my loved one was remembered as a good upstanding member of society.

@kinGsaL1515

7 ай бұрын

itd be even worse if the truth came out sadly

If you haven't finished this recap and you see this comment. I IMPLORE you. STOP. Watch this movie for real. I did that and I have 0 regrets. This was such an amazing movie with well thought out scenes and while we always know the truth it keeps you on the edge all the way to the end. So many heartbreaking moments.

@krustykrabbbbb

Жыл бұрын

too late, I watched it all😪

@OphanielH

3 күн бұрын

Just because you used the 🤓 word implore, I won't

It seems like a disappointing ending with everyone not able to know the truth, yet at the same time, people would indeed act like assholes to the family, so I can see why they may have hid it. Either way, the guy would need therapy at some point lol.

@johannfer7073

Жыл бұрын

Well I think I prefer the ending with everyone able to know the truth.

@Rico401Prov

Жыл бұрын

The truth shall set you free. Those people deserved closure so the ending ruined it for me

@adventurer1913

Жыл бұрын

Yeah def

@cuditae

Жыл бұрын

I would agree but the shame the family would get to know that your dad was a cross dresser in a Christian family also a murder

@Songbirdstar

Жыл бұрын

I think y’all are being too soft with these answers lol. You have to realize that these people are CHRISTIANS! They live in a very religious society, are extremely family oriented, and the highly respected in the church. If his father had been exposed, that family would have suffered every single day with people shunning them and most likely the church shunning them. Which would be even worse. If you all were apart of a family like this, I bet you wouldn’t think twice of protecting your family from public humiliation and and absolute hatred.

😳 I don't know what would be scarier, finding out my father is a serial killer or catching him dressed like that!

@sky6522

Жыл бұрын

I think both.

@grant2149

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@stellamaries744

Жыл бұрын

😆😆

@zyxvwu

Жыл бұрын

You equate a serial killer with cross dressing? Could any of you who agree with this flacid guy be anymore insecure about your sexuality?😂 Come out of the closet already...

@yung1717

Жыл бұрын

The killing

When he stalked and bound that woman just like a psychopath using her undies to tie a plastic bag on her it felt so real this happens in real life.

@otmossampacado1550

Жыл бұрын

This is a real story about serial killer called BTK

@missdaydreamss

6 ай бұрын

Right! I skipped that part. Too realistic

Any person who has those type of glasses are murderers. Every single perverted murderer has square glasses 😭

I’m sure they set it up to look like an accident or suicide but I think the police wanted to talk to the son because of all the blunt force trauma the dad sustained from Cassie lol

@megv7481

Жыл бұрын

that's what I thought too

@krustykrabbbbb

Жыл бұрын

right?!!

@fc7307

Жыл бұрын

There is no way they can connect Tyler to his father's death. If the woman doesn't report anything they are home free.

@santiago6676

15 күн бұрын

I would say it was more like they wanted to talk to him because he may have known why his dad would unalive himself

An interesting ethical choice: reveal the truth and give the families of the victims closure at the price of his family becoming ostracized, or keep the secret and protect his family while keeping the community in a state of limbo and denying the families of the other victims justice and closure.

@LaLa-xh7bz

Жыл бұрын

Right, a very selfish decision. The truth would have helped so many people

@Perfumegod

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but people are awful to families of the killer. I understand why

@LaLa-xh7bz

Жыл бұрын

@@Perfumegod I understand why he did not expose his father however it was a very selfish decision. Not caring about the women that were tortured and murdered or their families is cold blooded.

@Perfumegod

Жыл бұрын

@@LaLa-xh7bz he killed his own father. That’s very selfless to me. His family would be ridiculed and thrown out of the church for the mistake of his father. His little sister would grow up with criticism and harassment from peers. He might have to drop out of school from bullying. People make up lied about serial killers families that can ruin them.

@LaLa-xh7bz

Жыл бұрын

@@Perfumegod again, thinking about self instead of the victims and families. The right thing to do isn’t always the easiest. We are talking about multiple women and their children, parents, siblings, etc.

Ending was disaappinting. But it is actually more realistic than if everyone knew the truth

The Clovehitch Killer. This movie was sooooo good!

Why didn't they hand him over to the police?? Whyy There's many families that will get a sense of justice if he's caught instead of these two kids ending it like that

@loonzoldick

Жыл бұрын

cuz of love for his mother and sister, he knew what would happen if the truth was revealed, he wanted to spare her mother and sister from the pain he is suffering, selfish indeed but it's something we wouldn't know how to react in the moment, from an outside position we would want justice, but in his place it would be pretty conflicting, plus he destroyed the evidence so leverage to get a conviction would get weaker, so he wanted to make it quick

@Jared_Hangluah

Жыл бұрын

@@loonzoldick Pretty selfish but that makes sense when you put it that way. Just saying for some people the weight of delivering justice to all the victims family would outweigh the concern he has for his family.

@shadesteel9247

Жыл бұрын

Whose to say that he's not just a copycat killer? In court he could easily sell himself as a fan of the killer and get significantly less time with that and good behavior. It could very easily be twisted into a attempted murder with breaking and entering. The proof also got burned by the son, and the wife knows nothing so the other families wouldn't have ever really got justice. Then the father would get out and continue his passion lol.

@lexq-sm6lq

Жыл бұрын

@@Jared_Hangluah the story comes out and the kid's whole family lives is ruined. They would always be the family of the rapist and killer.. I wouldn't want that tag. As long as the dumb fool is stopped, dead and gone.. he shouldn't leave me to suffer for his weird actions.

@christinelmurillo3119

Жыл бұрын

@@loonzoldick I agree coz society is a lot twisted and complicated than we initially believed.

The elaborate knots didn't give him away?

5:40 You telling me, that someone obsessed with finding out the identity of the killer, someone who believes the killer still remains in the neighborhood, and you're telling me she gets told all of that and then immediately trashes the idea and doesn't care???? That has to be the most unrealistic part

@DaeFranklin

Жыл бұрын

Especially her mother being one of the victims, know people deserved to now ❤

@ethelann

Жыл бұрын

it happens all the time

@ethelann

Жыл бұрын

@@DaeFranklin her mother was an unconfirmed victim

@hudaheckru

11 ай бұрын

She wasn't convinced at first but what Tyler said about what was written under one of the Polaroids, she started investigating and that's why she came and knocked at Tyler's window at night.

One of the best crime movie I have watched last year...the acting is amazing and the constant under current of tension between the dad and the son makes it a worthwhile watch.

@otmossampacado1550

Жыл бұрын

Bcos it's a real story, read about the serial killer BTK

Those saying here that it would be just as reprehensible to be a crossdresser as a serial killer have real problems... Even if you hate crossdressing, it is definitely not a crime, but a private matter. Serial murder is the worst crime of all

This movie was actually really great when I watched it on Netflix last year. I was surprised. I’ve always been a fan of Dylan McDermott though, especially in season 1 of American Horror Story.

This is what most heroes are portrayed to be.

It’s stupid they let the secret of his father being the killer go unknown. Kassi is the only Vic family who knows who the killer is, and that he’s dead and not still out there hurting anyone.

This movie was surprisingly awesome.

They really used BTK as a inspiration didn't they

@miranda13c

Жыл бұрын

Kassala 100% they did

@lunalovegood9269

Жыл бұрын

I almost thought this is a true story based on BTK.

@realretrorelapse

Жыл бұрын

exactly my thoughts

I actually watched this movie and it was actually pretty good crazy but it lets you know that you never really know a person and what they're capable of

Clovehitch - not Cloverhitch.

Ok wait, the last lady at the end survived but was unconscious for the fight scene?

@SunayanaSB1998

Жыл бұрын

Obviously. She was in a shock

I enjoyed this movie because it's well done. worth watching

Yeah this is clearly very closely based on the BTK killer Dennis Rader.

Loved this movie.

@moisesdepaz5828

Жыл бұрын

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS AMEN 😇💖😇💖😇

This is such a great movie. I recommend everyone to watch it.

This is definitely a spin on BTK

This was definitely a good movie! It was crazy though

@moisesdepaz5828

Жыл бұрын

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS AMEN 😇💖😇💖😇

This is a good movie.

I assume this is a spin on the BTK

This was sad 🥺

Deep Movie, really good

Why didn't they call the cops?

Good

That fact so scary Omfg 🤬

Isn’t this the guy from Serial Killer Documentary?

y’all the movie is actually called “the CloveHitch killer” :)

Using religion as a cover is better than any other excuse.

Why did this literally happen in MY TOWN?!!! Ughhh

Scary film. McDermott and cast pull in off effectively

Just finished it. Damn solid movie.

@missdaydreamss

6 ай бұрын

Yesss

What being AGP does to a mf

I wacthed the movie and when I saw the pictures in the movie I was creeped the f out

Who is this narrator he rules. Serial killer documentaries guy i believe

Cool

I thought this guy was somehow similar to BTK killer

Is this a true story?? I think I once saw something like this on ID extra channel on dstv

So stupid on how he chose to hide the truth but keep it himself that can cause his mental health.

Wow

“Clovehitch”? The screen says cloverhitch

Sir I want to talk to you how can I talk

what kind of sickness the killer had?

This is actually based on a true story 💔💔

Why the actual Fuck didn’t they call the police in the moment they found the box with everything

Omg do t tell me he hurts the girlfriend

A lot of things in this give off BTK vibes

At least I won't have to worry about if my dad is cross dressing and killing since he's still out getting milk :)

I find it interesting that the girl and the father have smartphones, but the son has an antediluvian cell phone 😂

Watched it and I just ended up hating the son for being so stupid

Dude..

Why not just call the cops instead of murdering your own father ? That ending made no sense

Ginger girlfriend was one of the Manson girls in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"

Is this based on BTK?

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS AMEN 😇😇😇

This sounds like it’s based on BTK.

Such a good movie! I stopped halfway to watch it. 😊

Holy fuck

This is like a mix of the BTK and the Dylan Redwine cases:(

Still doing Photos

Sooo nobody called the cops huh? We’re just gonna sus this thing out ourselves like the goonies huh?

Bad ending. The lady he attacked was alive when they removed the plastic bag so what happened to her?

How does this boy finds a crazy picture in his car and not think anything weird? Edit. 2:40 nvm lol

they couldn't go to the police because the woman didn't see him????? What kind of bullshit is that The woman could hear him, and the woman wouldn't like to know who had done this to her.

@gamingvariation1323

Жыл бұрын

He did it on purpose. He didn’t want to ruin his mother and sisters life. This way, his father died as a hero not as a psychopath .

Kentucky again like spell

It’s Clarksville tn not Kentucky dummy

All good but the tied up woman...! She will squeak!! She didn't die right?

BTK vibes

but the dad was right girl was using him all the time.

This ending ruined it for me. The victims families deserved a closure, and not for the guy to stay as a respected member of the society without anyone knowing what he did.

@hudaheckru

11 ай бұрын

They destroyed the evidence. So if they'd gotten him arrested, the families would get closure for sure but not justice. Since that lady didn't see his face, i don't even know if the B&E and attempted murder can be tied to his name. So what they did is for the best, coz the families will get justice (tho they might not know about it) but they wouldn't get closure, which is still better than him getting a lighter sentence and roaming around freely.

👑🔥👏🏾🖤💜🧡❤🖤💜🧡❤✌🏾

So I guess he didn't bring her cookies??

Wait , if he seen the pic In his DADS trucc , then his DADS shed. And then looked up the name of the woman in photo from shed to confirm she’s a victim. Why was he still wondering who the killer was lmao end credits turn him in the police. Is there something I’m missing ?

The ending is bullshit. Dude was caught red handed. And you mean to tell me that the woman he tied up went along with this plan and not call the cops about the most horrific incident ever in her life just happened?!?? I don’t think so.

Why did I feel a kick in me everytime I saw something bondage ?

@f8ith6

Ай бұрын

got some news for you brother

Ayeee Kentucky 🤟🏾🤟🏾

😈 🦹‍♀️ evil

Sucks, tired trope of cross dressing serial killer, ending makes no sense, plot holes, lead actor mumbles a ton

Sometimes rough justice is the best justice. Maybe it's not the pc thing to say, but I think they did they right thing. The father would have never stopped and would have killed his own son to do it.

At first watch i thought the ending was bad and he families of the victims deserved closure and to fing put who the killer was. However upon thinking about it more, justice was served anyway and the family of the killer can try to live a normal life... A very odd but fascinating ending with no real right choice.

@neishawnjohnson7602

2 ай бұрын

An easy thing to say when you haven't been in their shoes. Plus how would they move on exactly?? They can do anything but still be stagnant to the fact that their loved one is still missing or was murdered.

WHAT ARE THEY TALKING ABOUT NOBODY WOULD BELIEVE THEM AND THE WOMAN NEVER SAW HIS FACE??? They literally caught him in the act and could have called 911 right then. But who cares about alo the other victims and their families. What selfish horrible kids. They had enough evidence to show the police and who knows what else they might have had in evidence they never publicized that might have further helped. Not to mention he was there and they caught them. A good movie up until that point. It feels like it was written by a serial killer.

@ratbastardratbastard5910

Жыл бұрын

They're children??? They panicked? It was his father? It's easy to say what you would do in that situation until you're in it. Don't be an ass.

@neishawnjohnson7602

2 ай бұрын

​@@ratbastardratbastard5910 none of those are excusable although we can acknowledge that isn't an easy situation for a child to be in but that doesn't change the fact that they hid the truth and painted him out like some hero while the victims are still missing and get no justice 🤦🤦

Jk Rowling enters the chat.

@kiowah231

17 күн бұрын

JK Rowling was right.

If my father's a killer I would say cool ! Let me join plz !!

It’s kind of getting old that Hollywood always makes Christians serial killers but never other religions. how about a Muslim killer or a Hindu killer for once? it’s just so unoriginal at this point lol it’s like every other movie and game in modern day

@VESPERS-LIGHT

Жыл бұрын

Well the news never really talks about those and they’re harder to find lol.

@OverL00k707

Жыл бұрын

@@VESPERS-LIGHT that’s simply just not true though. the news plays a part in it if anything. most news stations are bias. really got to take what they say with a grain of salt

@lxos

Жыл бұрын

How many serial killers have come out from those religions in comparison to Christianity?

@OverL00k707

Жыл бұрын

@@lxos plenty but the news rarely mentions those killers religions. they’re just killers to the public. not to mention american serial killers get more attention worldwide. only supposed christians get put on blast by the news and occasionally muslims but not as much in modern day. 99% of the time they’re people who just claim they’re christian but obviously not actual christians. yet people still continue to use them as an argument against christianity.

@OverL00k707

Жыл бұрын

@@lxos one example Is the orissa incident in 2008. over 50 Christian’s (possibly more) were raped, force to eat shit and piss and killed in a Hindu cult and it gained no mainstream attention what’s so ever still to this day. that’s just one of many all over the world

B.T.K , Dennis Rader

Is this a true story 😅

Iam only watching this , to make sure my child dosnt find out the exact same thing about me...

@mimisikujui5514

Жыл бұрын

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