Hangman (2017)
Hangman
”A detective and profiler hunt a serial killer who mimics Hangman in a thrilling crime drama.”
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'Letters of Death' flirts with thrillers like 'Se7en: The Seven Deadly Sins' and 'Zodiac', but it doesn't get there. This isn't Al Pacino's best movie, the script is weak but his performance is still impeccable as always. It's not a completely bad production, it's worth the entertainment and the good cast.
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A homicide detective teams up with a criminal profiler to catch a serial killer whose crimes are inspired by the children's game Hangman.
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