

2010·Crime·1h 43m
7.0
★




A chronicle of the interaction between college student Jason Moss and the object of his obsession, serial killer John Wayne Gacy.
Directed by Svetozar Ristovski
angry
baffled
disgusted

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Cast

William Forsythe
John Wayne Gacy

Jesse Moss
Jason Moss

Emma Lahana
Alyssa

Belinda Metz
Valerie Moss

Michael Ryan
Frank Moss

Eric Keenleyside
Stan

Daryl Shuttleworth
Guard Thompson

Patrick Gilmore
Glen Phillips

Andrew Airlie
Professor Harris

Michael Kopsa
FBI Agent

Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman
Male Hustler

Michaela Mann
Prostitute
Crew

Kellie Madison
Screenplay

Tom Berry
Executive Producer

Kellie Madison
Executive Producer

Gilles LaPlante
Line Producer

Gilles LaPlante
Unit Production Manager
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Isaac
5.0★ · 06/18/25

ive fixated on this case before when i was much younger (not a good thing considering im just barely an adult now) but ive been meaning to watch this for a few weeks now. considered putting it on as bg noise but man whatever i had planned was completely forgotten. the movie is well shot. i wouldnt say its like many other exploitative true crime related media though i still hate the nature of most of these. its based (keyword based. they completely removed the fact he talked to other inmates) on jason moss' actual encounter with gacy. better than say netflixs oversensationalized tc shows but thats not hard. acting is alright, jesse moss does his best and forsythes terrifying. alot of this was a hard watch. the scene where gacy talks about jasons brother and their encounter was really intense. i dont think i can give you a short list of triggers in this movie. if you know gacys case you kind of expect this. cant even really make a joke or pun in this review. i wish true crime oriented shows/movies would focus more on the victims than what we already know of the killers. dont we give them enough attention?
ive fixated on this case before when i was much younger (not a good thing considering im just barely an adult now) but ive been meaning to watch this for a few weeks now. considered putting it on as bg noise but man whatever i had planned was completely forgotten. the movie is well shot. i wouldnt say its like many other exploitative true crime related media though i still hate the nature of most of these. its based (keyword based. they completely removed the fact he talked to other inmates) on jason moss' actual encounter with gacy. better than say netflixs oversensationalized tc shows but thats not hard. acting is alright, jesse moss does his best and forsythes terrifying. alot of this was a hard watch. the scene where gacy talks about jasons brother and their encounter was really intense. i dont think i can give you a short list of triggers in this movie. if you know gacys case you kind of expect this. cant even really make a joke or pun in this review. i wish true crime oriented shows/movies would focus more on the victims than what we already know of the killers. dont we give them enough attention?
Ayeshoo

"i'm going to write gacy a letter!" with the biggest smile on his face ijbollll
"i'm going to write gacy a letter!" with the biggest smile on his face ijbollll
Maxi
6.0★ · 05/24/20

,,Dear Mr. Gracy" wäre gerne ein komplexes Psychogramm über menschliche Abgründe und manipulative Machtspiele. Dank der guten Hauptdarsteller (insbesondere William Forsythe) nähert sich der Thriller diesem anvisierten Niveau zumindest stellenweise an, über weite Strecken kratzt er aber lediglich an der Oberfläche und mündet in einem erwartbaren Finale, ohne einen spannenden Plottwist oder tiefergehende Erkenntnisse vermitteln zu können.
,,Dear Mr. Gracy" wäre gerne ein komplexes Psychogramm über menschliche Abgründe und manipulative Machtspiele. Dank der guten Hauptdarsteller (insbesondere William Forsythe) nähert sich der Thriller diesem anvisierten Niveau zumindest stellenweise an, über weite Strecken kratzt er aber lediglich an der Oberfläche und mündet in einem erwartbaren Finale, ohne einen spannenden Plottwist oder tiefergehende Erkenntnisse vermitteln zu können.
Sarah
5.0★ · 01/30/26

moxr.
7.0★ · 07/02/25
