Ben Hall, Jack Conley, Jillian Armenante
Early 20th century. Albert Fish, a seemingly benevolent father and grandfather who reared his family by himself after his wife deserted them, turns out to be a serial child molester and murderer.
DVD Release Date: April 28, 2009
Stats: 27 reviews
Unlike the trend of real serial killer movies (ie BTK, Ed Gein, Gacy, et al) this one is not only a mature, serious work it is also surprisingly (and thankfully) restrained in its approach to the material since Albert Fish was a child molester/cannibal.
But understand this is no...( read more)
"Albert Fish is the man who some believe to be the "most deranged killer in American history" (Rampo Catskill Library system, Biography resource center, Albert Fish ). So much so, that the character, Hannibal Lector in the movie Silence of the Lambs is partially based on him. Mur...( read more)
The Gray Man folows the story of what some believe to be one of the most insane and sick killers of the 20th century Albert Fish who from the outside looked like anyones kindly old grandfather but inside was a very disturbed man and this film gives pretty good insight into that m...( read more)
a well made movie based upon one on the most horrifying serialkillers in American history-Albert Fish..the acting is very good and the way they bring back the 20th century is awesome..I have to admit that I wanted the movie to show more of who Fish was and what he did so it would...( read more)
Better than I expected...Mr. Munday was in it :0 even though they never explained his role in Fish's life really..this alone won me over..there was so much more that could have been included and made the movie so much better but all in all they did really well to make a creepy fi...( read more)
Although he committed crimes beyond comprehension, his tale was relatively unknown, until now.: Great performances. Interesting although sickening because it's a true story.
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