Moral choices forced by serial killer put Saw actors out on a limb
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A serial killer has a creepy sense of humor in Saw. An obese man has to avoid being buried alive by forcing himself through flesh-cutting wires.
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There once was a boy who for no apparent reason went around knifing his classmates. This boy's parents took him to nearly every mental health professional with no success... until one day a famous hypnotist came to town. There was a long line to speak to him, and as they waited medical doctors hovered around them trying to convince them it was all quackery.  But the parents, figuring they had nothing to lose, continued standing in line with their disturbed son.  At long last they told the doctor about their son's twisted history, and after a long pause the doctor looked the boy square in the eye and said,  "My, won't you be surprised when you never do anything like this again."
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Thinking about killing someone and can't  figure out how to finish the job and make crime pay? It's the  kind of stuff that keeps crime fiction writers awake at night.
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A: One race to go, and the tension is so thick, noted outdoorsman Ward Burton could barely slice it with a big, scary hunting knife.
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ROSEMONT, Ill. -- When last they saw each other, WBC light heavyweight champion Tomasz Adamek and challenger Paul Briggs were both bleary-eyed and bloody. That night Adamek prevailed, but barely, each man extracting from the other a terrible price for agreeing to an angry business meeting in which leather and blood flew.
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In a movie culture filled with fake death and callous killing, âDying at Graceâ is not just a shock to the system; itâs an accusation.
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Walter R. Smithâs identity as a psychologically injured veteran shaped the way his murder of the mother of his children was handled.
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By Justin Davenport, Oliver Finegold And Bo Wilson, Evening Standard. A former mental patient was being questioned today after the knife rampage which left one man dead and five other people seriously injured.
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Psychological thrillers gain a toehold as they tone down the gore for a PG-13 audience.
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The popularity of crime TV shows translates into a boom for autopsy actors willing to play cadavers. In Table of Malcontents.
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From the way he thrashed his head, kicked and tried to make a getaway, M16 made it clear he didn't like human contact. But the researchers wrangling with him could be helping to save his species.
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Hollywood directors risk big budgets and  reputations when they work. Iraqi film makers risk their lives.
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Although they disagree about whether it was the right decision, some Saginaw residents say they aren&#39;t surprised that a California jury Monday recommended the death penalty for Scott Peterson.
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To play an evil-doer convincingly, Ben Kingsley says, you must first understand the pain that turned that person into what they are.
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While mob boss Tony Soprano was embraced once again by Emmy voters on Thursday, they apparently drew the line at serial killers.
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I play a professional hitman, also named John - a Christian. It is a role of redemption because the hitman feels guilty being a professional killer.
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ROCKVILLE, Conn.  - A serial killer set to become  the first person put to death in New England since 1960 spurned  a legal attempt by his father on Friday to avert his planned  execution later this month.