Surveillance
DVD - 2009
Two FBI agents investigate a series of gruesome murders in a small town.
Audience:
Must be 18 YEARS OR OLDER to borrow this item.
OFRB rating: 18A.
OFRB rating: 18A.
Publisher:
Los Angeles : Magnolia Home Entertainment, [2009]
Copyright Date:
℗2009
Branch Call Number:
DVD FIC Surve
Characteristics:
1 videodisc (97 min.) : digital, sound, color ; 12 cm
Additional Contributors:
Language Note:
In English with Spanish subtitles.
Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.


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Add a CommentDidn't realize when i checked it out that it was directed by Lynch's daughter. I really thoroughly enjoyed it and a day later still thinking about the amazing acting in it. I highly recommend it to horror fans everywhere. If you like Dad Lynch movies, you'll like this.
Really enjoy watching this.. I'd recommend this for horror fan.
“Surveillance,” directed by the daugher of the great David Lynch (“Eraserhead,” Elephant Man,” and “Blue Velvet”) is a very stylistic brutal movie. If you can get past the violence, you will be able to admire how the flashbacks and different claims by various characters are all put together and end up making sense. There is no message except to admire a story well told.
very good
Hated it. Lots of gratuitous violence. Kind of like Mulder and Scully meet "Natural Born Killers."
Hey my comment magically disappeared. The jest is this: Pullman is great in his weird multi layered characters. What appears to be a cheap who dunnit thrasher film at first is much more. Keep watching.
HORRID!! WASTE of TIME!!
The story plot and characters are made in a way that is not believable at all.
An evil, nihilistic, demented movie glorifying serial killings. Worst of all, the pretentious plot was so predictable that we practically figured out the ending right from the start. Total waste of time.
Skip it!!!
Excellent, highly original, stylized, & bloody (splatter style) film noir / small-town crime thriller. As far as I know, it's the only film in existence to make such explicit reference to the sexual high that a serial killer derives from his vocation.