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Ed Kemper

2025

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Thriller

Ed Kemper

2025

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Thriller

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BluRay estimated release date: November 12, 2025

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38% AUDIENCE · 50 ratings

5.0/10 · 1.3K

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BluRay ETA: November 12, 2025

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1970s based on true story serial killer 1960s based on real person

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Plot summary

The horrifying true story of Ed Kemper, a cunning and sadistic serial killer shaped by childhood abuse, whose charm masked his grotesque obsession with murder, mutilation, and the ultimate act of revenge on his mother.

Director

Chad Ferrin

Top cast

Burt Culver as Soldier Blue

Robert Rhine as Patrolman Fuller

Robert Miano as Father Arness

Cassandra Gava as Maude Kemper

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

843.19 MB

1280*534

English 2.0

R18+

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 31 min

Seeds 6

1.69 GB

1920*800

English 5.1

R18+

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 31 min

Seeds 5

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IMDb reviews

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10 / 10

Excellent! Keeps you locked in

Tai H.

Excellent! Keeps you locked in

6 / 10

The actor portraying Ed Kemper delivered a solid

Melissa W.

The actor portraying Ed Kemper delivered a solid performance, but the film overall felt dark and disturbing without being particularly intriguing or…

The actor portraying Ed Kemper delivered a solid performance, but the film overall felt dark and disturbing without being particularly intriguing or insightful. Serial killer dramatizations can be compelling when they balance horror with psychological depth or social context. Unfortunately, this one feels like it misses that mark. The film offers little to no background on the victims, which makes parts of it feel more like re-exploitation than meaningful storytelling. While it may have been attempting to present events strictly from Ed’s perspective, that choice ultimately limits emotional depth and narrative balance. The structure also feels disjointed. The time jumps suggest an unreliable narrator approach, but the execution isn’t clear enough to feel intentional. The portrayal of his mother is so exaggerated that it becomes difficult to distinguish between psychological nuance and tonal inconsistency. For example, the scene with the photo envelope — containing only the card addressed to her — felt like it was building toward something that never fully materialized. Introducing a more grounded secondary character (perhaps a sibling) could have helped anchor the story and clarify the family dynamics. There are also noticeable inconsistencies. The story is set during the Nixon era, yet one murder appears to take place in front of a modern solar farm. Small details like that break immersion. Additionally, the film glosses over important backstory elements: the large, seemingly affluent home he grew up in raises questions about his father’s role and whether his childhood was ever stable. These gaps leave the narrative feeling incomplete. Some effects and visual choices further undercut the film’s impact — particularly the low-budget practical effects and the oddly executed “orange demon” imagery. Instead of enhancing psychological horror, they feel distracting. A deeper look at the psychiatric evaluations or investigative perspectives toward the end could have added much-needed insight and cohesion. As it stands, the movie feels like a missed opportunity. Ed Kemper’s story has the potential to be as compelling as other true-crime dramatizations, but this version never fully delivers on that promise.

2 / 10

Really horrible movie. Just an excuse for glorifying

Joe B

Really horrible movie. Just an excuse for glorifying mindless violence. No real insight into the psychology of Ed Kemper. Very inconsiderate to the victims.…

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