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That search led me to "Monster's Ball"....an early Ledger film from 2001. It's a tour de force with Halle Berry leading an excellent cast. Though Ledger appears relatively briefly, his ...             The Seventh Sign30 reviews Demi Moore Sony Pictures, 1998 FANTASTIC MOVIE + Not like HorrorMan "HM" Described + "I came as the lamb but I return as the lion." + One of those Sleeper Movies             The Execution of Wanda Jean3 reviews David Presson, Wanda Jean Allen New Video Group, 2005 The Best Documentary I've ever seen. + Deeply Compelling + Wanda Jean This documentary is was well put together using all original characters and the original seen during each time frame. It was very sad; yet, educational. It reveals the controversial over lesbian relationships as well as racial capitol punishment. I found this documentary interesting because I am ...             Capote280 reviews Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener Sony Pictures, 2006 INFAMOUS + Intriguing and Difficult Character Study + Capote 276 Amazon customer reviews as of now for "Capote" and only 61 for "Infamous"... Have you heard of "the other movie"? "Capote" came out in '05 and "Infamous", right behind it, in '06. That's been at the expense of "Infamous" and more importantly of the public- because "Infamous" is the better ...             The Brandon Teena Story (Collector's Edition)32 reviews JoAnne Brandon, Brandon Teena New Video Group, 2008 Chilling, Real-Life Account of a Senseless Crime + Details behind Boys Don't Cry + a complete account + TIME TO UNDERSTAND + Lies, love and murder             The Passion of the Christ (Widescreen Edition)1235 reviews James Caviezel, Maia Morgenstern 20th Century Fox, 2004 An good introduction to Him + A passion for the audience! Read the Bible if you want to know more about Jesus. And it is good for you if you do.             The Green Mile - Six Volume Box Set94 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1996 renewed my faith in reading + A Robin In The Rain + Outstanding + A wonderful read from King, with a thought out ending + Feels so Real             Living Next Door to the Death House2 reviews David Clinton Owens, Virginia Stem Owens Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2003 Honest and thoughtful + Even-handed and helpful In Living Next Door to the Death House, the Owenses have taken on a difficult and potentially painful subject with great sensitivity and compassion. After talking to everyone from victims to prosecutors, guards to abolitionists, they present a balanced portrait of a system that can not be viewed ...             Mr. Death: The Rise & Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr.39 reviews Jeff Brown, David Collins (III) Lions Gate, 2003 Malignant Nerd + Ironies upon ironies Fred Leuchter is vain and pathetic. 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Coming from a writer who had made his reputation slamming doors and banging about the house, leaving the television on in one sentence while simultaneously yelling abuse at the radio and bashing out power chords in another, ...             Aileen - Life and Death of a Serial Killer21 reviews Nick Broomfield, Jeb Bush Columbia Tristar, 2004 The Real "Monster".. + Amazing and tragic story + A MUST SEE !!! + Get to know the real Aileen             Identity [Blu-ray]332 reviews John Cusack, Ray Liotta Sony Pictures, 2007 Even better the second time around. + good movie + A pleasant surprise of a movie! + One of the best psychological thrillers I've ever seen             Mr. Death: The Rise & Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr.39 reviews Jeff Brown, David Collins (III) Lions Gate, 2003 Malignant Nerd + Ironies upon ironies Fred Leuchter is vain and pathetic. He can easily be imagined jury-rigging the toaster to electrocute the family pet. He is Cree-pee, with a capital "C". Leuchter, the son of a Massachusetts prison employee-on "Take the Kids to Work Day", his father let him sit in the electric chair-invented the ...             Monster's Ball387 reviews Billy Bob Thornton, Taylor Simpson Lions Gate, 2002 Racial, sexual tension + An utterly depressing, but truly unforgettable movie The recent untimely death of actor Heath Ledger prompted me to take a look at the films in which he has appeared. That search led me to "Monster's Ball"....an early Ledger film from 2001. It's a tour de force with Halle Berry leading an excellent cast. Though Ledger appears relatively briefly, his ...             The Executioner's Song75 reviews Norman Mailer Vintage, 1998 "It's not the sentiments of men which make history but their actions" - Mailer + A Brilliant, Colossal Project That is Worth Every Page + The Executioner's Song It just starts - no throat-clearing, no overture, no vamping-until-ready. Coming from a writer who had made his reputation slamming doors and banging about the house, leaving the television on in one sentence while simultaneously yelling abuse at the radio and bashing out power chords in another, ...