All-American Murder

Walken saunters over in his character intro with a hooker by his side and says, “I never forget a face, especially after I’ve sat on it.” 10/10. The movie is built on layers of juicy music cues and unbelievable one-liners as young Christopher Walken and Richard Kind admire various corpses. Imagine if David Lynch suddenly gave zero fucks and directed an episode of Pete & Pete. This giallo is only American because IRL the dude wouldn’t have lasted the first act before going 10 5-ers in San Quentin

Fire. Walken ... with me. Kid, I’ve knocked off more undergrads than Kent State. Just a taste of the dialogue this tonal monstrosity dumps all over you, then it drops a really fun Christopher Walken dressed as a detective character. There is almost zero warning of the bloodbath it turn so into, but don’t worry the quips never end. It really can’t be stated enough how wrong this movies tone is - and how wonderful it is because of it. Thank you, Potsie.

I don't remember much about this other than nothing stood out.

Cheesy and weird. Starts as a 80s rom-com then shifts into 80s slasher. Schlatter is wonderfull/charming lead and Walken got some great moments and not so great ones [like he was improvising or something].