He Knows You're Alone
He Knows You're Alone
R | 29 August 1980 (USA)
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A reluctant bride-to-be is stalked by a serial killer who only kills brides and the people around them. While her friends get whacked one by one, a hard-boiled renegade cop whose bride had been killed years before tries to hunt the killer down before it is too late.

Reviews
Smartorhypo

Highly Overrated But Still Good

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Platicsco

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

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BallWubba

Wow! What a bizarre film! Unfortunately the few funny moments there were were quite overshadowed by it's completely weird and random vibe throughout.

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AnhartLinkin

This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

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Brian T. Whitlock (GOWBTW)

Normally slasher films require a big setting for it. But taking place in an area I never been to is very interesting. Getting married is a big step in life. But when a jilted ex returns, it becomes a nightmare in the making. Being set in Staten Island, this is a very interesting movie to see. The first bride was killed by her ex. Then watching a horror film when the killer made his move. The eyewitnesses tried their best to help find the killer. The last couple who were questioned by the cops said that they will get the one responsible for the murder. The soon to be bride meet the ex who works in the morgue, while the fiance is at a party. The sister of the bride to be overdid it at the bachelorette party. But later, told the sister that she didn't like her future brother-in-law to be. When the killer struck, she went to the morgue where the ex worked, and decided to be with him, instead of the fiance. This movie is a little subtle, not much blood and gore. But it was fun to watch. 3 out of 5 stars. I would give it 2 stars, because of Tom Hanks debut,( It's the same year that he did "Bosom Buddies") he gets the extra star!

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a_chinn

Solidly made, if unoriginal, little slasher film about a bride-to-be having herself and her wedding party stalked by a deranged killer. As her friends and family are knocked off one-by-one, she's helped by a renegade cop who's own bride was murdered by the same killer. There's not a lot of gore and it's not all that scary, but you do get to see the film debut of Tom Hanks as a psychology student who has a scene where he tells the group about why people like to be scared at the movies. Overall, "He knows You're Alone" is completely unoriginal, but it's not as bad as you'd expect.

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DesperateHouseboy

While this movie is not horrible by any means, its just not very good either. The first thing you'll notice is that its very much a clone of 'Halloween', all the way down to the music used in the film. Its about a killer who stalks bride-to-be's,and has now set his sights on Amy (Caitlin O'Heaney). In theory, it sounds like a fun slasher flick, but its just not. Things don't really make sense either. If he only kills brides, why does he kill her friends, and other characters? The kills could have been a little better, although the head in the fish tank was quite cool.Overall, its watchable, and you could do worse, but you could also do a lot better in the 80s slasher department, so unless your a slasher completest, then I'd say skip it. You aren't missing anything. The trailer is actually a lot better than the film itself.

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Jonas Skjøtt

There is not much to say about this 'slasher flick', and there is not much to get exited about either... the only thing I founded a little bit exiting, was the appearance by Tom Hanks (his first film debut), actually why didn't he get more screen time, it would have been much more fun to look at him, than this sorry pierce of slasher cinema.This slasher movie, as many others, looks a lot like that successful movie called 'Halloween', not that I'm disappointed over that, because how can you, half of the slasher movies out there is a cheap knockoff of 'Halloween', but what i am disappointed about is the lack of creativeness in the soundtrack department... Ohhh boy, Alexander Peskanov & Mark Peskanov (the composers of this movie) have done a very cheap trick, they have copied John Carpenter's 'Halloween Theme', and good, it is not... it's BAD! And by the hand, what this slasher really need, is more gore and violence, you never get that wonderful feeling of B-movie trashiness, when you see the actual kills, after-all we only see these kind of movies, because we love to see how cheap and violent they can look, and this movie never shows that, the only "remotely violent thing" we get to see, is the killer waving with his knife in the air, and some blood dripping from the dead person (not even a single flesh wound)... it never gets more boring than that, expect for the talking scenes! There is many good slasher movies out there, so for the sake of horror-goodness... don't ever look at this loser of a movie!

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