I thought this film was very ambitious and solid considering the budget they had to work with. The period piece aspect of it played well. It had that real 70'shorror feel on the production side, in the same vein as Halloween, Friday The 13th, etc. On the story side, the tension grew from the beginning as the innocent kid next door seemed to be the only one who sensed the danger coming from Gacy, which is probably somewhat accurate of the real story. I thought Mason McNulty handled that lead kid next door very well, balancing the innocent kid being told what to do, with sensing a serious issue no one else seemed to recognize.
Review of Gacy: Serial Killer Next Door
