Andy Kaufman, Deborah Raffin, Harry Bellaver
A rooftop sniper picks off 14 pedestrians on the streets of New York City. A mild-mannered dad takes a shotgun and blows away his wife and children. A cop goes on a sudden shooting spree at the St. Pa...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 26, 2003
Stats: 81 reviews
Freaky, almost an exploitation film about people committing random acts of violence because "God told me to kill." is what they would always say when caught. A detective investigates the strange rash of killings, and then things go off into an unbelievable direction where the det...( read more)
God Told Me To starts off really well but somehow takes a wrong turn during the second act and left me kinda confused. A sniper shoots 14 people, a husband kills his wife and son and a cop opens fire on a parade route each one before they die say *GOD TOLD ME TO* now a cop much i...( read more)
Not the movie I ad expected, but that doesn't mather. This was a joy to watch and Tony Lo Bianco does a great portrait of the officer hunting down the truth to the killings. As I sad earlier, this was not the movie I had expected. So prepare for some surprises. My rating would ha...( read more)
verry intersting and starts out strong but what the f8ck is with the end.
why iz it that god alwayz have 2 tell ppl to kill.. how come he doezn't say " Go take a Shit on the salad bar at Wendys! "
Larry Cohen's most innovative and creative film, one of the stand-outs of great B movie horror with A movie acting.
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