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Kemper

Kemper

2008Video⏱️ 1h 28mR
CrimeHorrorThriller
⭐ 3
IMDB Rating
642 votes

A film based on the true story of Ed Kemper, a serial killer who murdered ten in Santa Cruz, CA during the late sixties and early seventies.

Director
Rick Bitzelberger
Writers
N/A
Stars
Christopher Stapleton, Robert Sisko, Sean Thomas
Release Date
November 25, 2008
Language
English
Country
United States
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Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

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Christopher Stapleton
as Harris
Robert Sisko
Robert Sisko
as Ed
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Sean Thomas
as Ross
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Jordan Blanchard
as Young Ed
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Andy E. Horne
as McCormack
Zarah Mahler
Zarah Mahler
as Peggy
Samantha Colburn
Samantha Colburn
as Alice
Robin DeMarco
Robin DeMarco
as Carol
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Ken Weiss
as Mayor Turner
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Patricia Place
as Ma Kemper

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
1.78 : 1
Color
Color
Filming Location
The Pink Motel & Cadillac Jack's Diner, 9457 San Fernando Road, Sun Valley, California, USA
Production
Mainline Releasing, MRG Entertainment, Hemisphere Entertainment

🏷️ Keywords

man wears eyeglassesserial murderserial killerteenagertrue crime

🎯 Categories

True CrimeCrimeHorrorThriller

⭐ Featured Review

Quite dull
by Zbigniew_Krycsiwiki β€’ 2008-10-22
2/10

"Only for the most desperate true-crime buff, this TV movie-quality dramatization is about serial killer Ed Kemper and one certain cop's bond with him and his pursuit of him. Lame acting, worse dialogue (written by a former soft-core porn screenwriter), plot holes aplenty, and lackadaisical direction and editing. Many scenes are wide angle master-shots with no real framing, as the actors just meander on screen and recite their lines of dialogue. The plot is not very fact based considering it claims to be inspired by true events, it deviates from the facts of the case almost from square one..."

πŸ’‘ Did You Know?

The first cell phone was sold in March of 1984 for $3995. long after the Kemper killings.

πŸ“– Synopsis

A film based on the true story of Ed Kemper, a serial killer who murdered ten in Santa Cruz, CA during the late sixties and early seventies.