Abundant Sunshine shines a ray of pure torture
Not long ago we caught wind of a new serial killer film, shot in a home video/documentary style way. It provides the audience with a visceral and gritty viewing experience. One has to question the timing of this though. We’re long past the height of the torture porn craze, and this just seems like senseless noise. Here’s the synopsis, straight from the filmmakers website:
During 1987 through 1997 a serial killer terrorized the community of Beaumont, Texas. On February 28, 1997, at 9:15 AM an anonymous tip was received by the Beaumont Police Department leading them to the home of Jonathan Rainer and his wife of 19 years, Betty Rainer. In the basement of the home, Police found over 1500 videotapes documenting Rainer’s life as a dedicated husband, devoted father and community leader. What the tapes also revealed would shock the world. The horrific murders of 12 victims captured by the killers camera. Through the freedom of information act Jonathan’s home videos were released and assembled into a feature length film exploring the inner workings of a psychopathic killer.
NSFW Trailer:
