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 ...

Today, we look for a comic book that appeared in a sequence in the cult classic film, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. A number of readers get a kick out of seeing when comic books show up in ...

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 ...

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 ...