The Hollywood Strangler Meets The Skid Row Slasher
If this blog has anything resembling a tradition, I'd be willing to say that tradition is covering terrible movies about strangulation. Whether it was The Invisible Strangler or Night Of The Strangler , we seem to run across this genre in particular far more than anything else, don't we? Well, I'm happy to officially make it a regular ongoing tradition! So long as I keep stumbling upon terrible strangulation films, I'll continue to share them with you, whether you like it or not. So with that in mind, let's discuss this box. It...isn't...terrible, I guess? It's not great by any stretch of the imagination, nor is it vaguely visually imaginative but, it's also not outright atrocious. It really at least gets the message across, if nothing else, even if that message is just "people get strangled". Despite the title sounding like a sleazy, terrible Abbot & Costello title, I've always personally been a fan of dueling serial killer concepts.