Glamour

"Movies about serial killers always follow similar formulas: crimes that slowly emerge, an investigator who is either extremely competent or extremely off-kilter, and pieces that fit almost magically. 'Glamour' follows exactly this style, pleasing fans of productions like 'The Silence of the Lambs'. However, it is worth saying that filmmaker Richard J. Perry adds an extra seasoning to the feature film. There is a lot more violence, an interesting sensual atmosphere, and mainly some narrative tricks that make it difficult to follow the plot in a totally linear way -- which, believe it or not, is a positive point. In the end, there is that feeling of monotony, but with a hint of surprise. The characters, the environment, the proposal. Everything is banal, everything is the same as what has already been done. However, fortunately, 'Glamour' still manages to bring some elements that provoke, instigate and go beyond."