Thanks for the memories!

Sorry, this movie sucks

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

I from Ontario so I know this a true. I know people who are connected to it. This a very scary movie. It is a lot scary then The silences of the lambs could ever be. This movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. It is scarier then the 2010 remake of a Nightmare on elm street could ever be. If you want to see a really scary horror movie then see this movie. I give 5 out of 10. This is very scary. This is scarier then the 2003 remake of The Texas chainsaw massacre could ever be. It is about a real killer. So that make it very scary. Be cause if he ever breaks out of prison his next victim could be YOU!

I watched this film as I am a huge fan of Misha Collins. I didn't know anything about the film prior to watching (and i just found out its a true story- very, very tragic) but before I knew anything about it and I watched it I thought it was a great movie. Yes, it was very horrible- especially since it actually happened. But the acting was great and the way it was presented was very good. Misha Collins is such a sweet, adorable guy in real I was utterly shocked by his creepy, psychotic character in this movie. He played it really, really, really well- he is an excellent actor. I was really captured by the film and felt very sorry for Karla. I think this is an excellent movie- definitely not for everyone, since it is very explicit and creepy, but a good film for the right people.

What is scary is how these films get made for the public. Of course, there will be copycats. Viewers that get a kick out of the sordidness of it all. Sick people in the world that movies like this will encourage to continue their sick violence. I blame producers, writers and directors for making these kind of films. They should stop. Don't they read the papers? Next we'll see the Boston Marathon bombings made into a TV special glorifying those two terrorists. It truly makes me sick when I see films like this which costs plenty being spent when we need that money put to better use, like helping the victims of tragedy. I wonder if this producer or writer or director ever contributed their money to a good cause? Lauren Prepon played a useless piece of fluff very well. I hated her throughout the movie and had no sympathy at all for she made her bed and so shall she lie in it. Then there's the demented Misha Collins as the bad little boy. He did okay. I really couldn't get into his performance as I felt he went over the wall with it. And please, get a haircut. That's all.

This movie seemed to try to make the view feel compassion for sorrow for Karla but she showed none to her victims. She and her husband should have been given the death penalty. I don't understand how she could be out of prison and I don't understand how a movie could be made to show any compassion for her. She deserves none! This is another case of a film trying to gain sympathy for the killer and none for the victims or the victim's families. Prepon did an awesome job portraying Karla Holumka. I was ready to feel sorry for her until I read more about her true character. The movie should have shown more of her real self instead of the innocent victim portrayed in the movie Karla. This was a frightening movie because of the truth of it and because of the truth left out of it.