Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer inspired by the real life serial ... Jones and Robert McNaughton. The opening scenes of the film include a montage of grisly shots showing us the dead bodies ...

I think part of the reason I’d never seen Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer before today was its ... and especially the score—take some scenes into soap-opera land. Add to that the fact ...

Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer is a 1986 horror film ... particularly in the internal and night scenes. The sound also suffers badly; there are a couple of external scenes where the sound ...

John McNaughton’s 1986 "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" is a potent reminder that at one time, true independent horror was mean, cold and unforgiving. News Home Page ...

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Rooker is reteaming with his Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer director John McNaughton for the first time in nearly four decades on a new film titled Road Rage, which is ...

If ever a film didn’t need or warrant a sequel, then surely John McNaughton’s brilliant Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer is it ... The murder scenes are graphic, gory, and involve no ...

The Chicago-based filmmaker was casting his first feature film, what would eventually become 1986’s still-controversial “Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.” McNaughton was searching for the ...

Which is why "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer" caused such controversy when it was first released in 1986, with the British Board of Film Classification initially refusing to release it at all ...

deleted scenes (more corpse tableaus, from the golf course to roadside bin-bags), the screenplay, a making of doc, In Defence of Henry, with documentarist Errol Morris especially insightful, a new doc ...