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Monster (16-Nov-2003)
Director: Patty Jenkins Writer: Patty Jenkins Keywords: True Crime, Prostitution, Biography, Lesbian, Death Row, Rape Biopic traces the infamous life of prostitute-turned-serial killer Aileen Wuornos.
ABSTRACT
Aileen Wuornos, a Daytona Beach, Florida-based prostitute, killed seven men from 1989 to 1990 on her way to achieving infamy as one of the United States' first well-known female serial killers. Monster provides her tortured life story with a feature-length screen treatment, following Wuornos from an abusive upbringing through to time spent as a highway prostitute, her murder of a number of truck drivers, and eventual capture and execution.
REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 2-Aug-2005) I might just be too picky... but it's not
even as if the movie was well acted. It was at best average. It had
nothing to make it special. I finished the movie no better off nor any
worse off than when it began. What a waste of 2 hours. If anyone would
like it on VHS send me money for s/h and I'll give it to you. At least
Charlize made some cash off of it for gettin chubby. You know, there
are chubby actors out there. I could see risking your health for a role
of a lifetime or something... but seriously... another movie about a
prostitute that just wanted a good life? Not a career defining role if
you ask me...
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