Talk:The Strangler

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Speaking as the chap who started this... edit

Latest comment: 14 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

... the article issues as I see 'em (in case anyone wants to tackle them before I get a chance to visit the right kind of library, which might be some time) include:

It could benefit from more of Buono's insight, should such an interview be found, to help balance things up a bit. There's plenty from the director (and a little from the cinematographer), but I think only one point comes from the actor himself.

The reception section needs a larger sample of critical response, including those from the time of the film's release. (I'm afraid this isn't on Rotten Tomatoes' radar, so no help there.)

Presently no info on box office and budget.

Possibly needs some commentary on the use of police procedural stuff. --Dominic Hardstaff (talk) 00:03, 5 October 2009 (UTC)Reply

Minor Problems edit

1. The article says Leo tells his mother how he killed the nurse. He doesn't, he only tells her the nurse was murdered. He leaves his part out of it.

2. Tally works in a penny arcade, not an amusement park. I've seen the same set in other movies, or possibly it was a real location.

3. The article says he kills Tally, but this isn't clear from the movie, as there's no shot of her body. However, Leo seems to be able to strangle someone to death in about five seconds, so he may well have killed her.

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