Movie Cosmos - The Rain Killer

Description:

Together, a weary cop and an all business FBI agent, team up to catch the latest homicidal manic: The Rain Killer. Just when they think that all the clues have been washed away, they find the one last clue; the one that's been in plain sight.

Top Cast >

Ray Sharkey

As Capra

David Beecroft

As Dalton

Tania Coleridge

As Adele

Michael Chiklis

As Reese

Maria Ford

As Satin

Woody Brown

As Rosewall

Gray Daniels

As Conductor

Robert Miano

As Allenby

Bill LaVallee

As Hacket

Kathleen Klein

As Woman on Train

Marlena Giovi

As Woman in Garage

Roger Michelson

As Passenger #1

Ellen Goffin

As Maggie

Yvonne Winter

As Sarah Keller

Herb Kay

As Bartender

Kirsten Ashley

As Dancer #2

Channing Chase

As Lawyer

Jane Ralston

As Punk Waitress

John David Conti

As Desk Sergeant

David Giella

As Young Officer

Mike Elliott

As Officer #1

Michael Becker

As Officer #2

Sharon Fine

As Young Woman

Earl Finn

As Earl

Mary Ingersoll

As Anchorwoman

Lawrence Mandley

As Angel

Rod Britt

As Police Commissioner (uncredited)

Chris Morrissey

As Suspect (uncredited)

Top Crew >

Ken Stein

Director, Executive Producer

Gary Randall

Production Design

Kevin Reidy

Casting

Christopher B. Reeves

Dialogue Editor

Colin De Rouin

Set Decoration

Michele Munoz

Set Decoration

Rick Avery

Stunts

Patrick Rand

Editor

Ray Cunneff

Writer

Greg LaVoi

Costume Design

Terry Plumeri

Music

Janusz Kamiński

Director of Photography

Bill V. Robbins

Sound mixer

Candy Bennici

Script Supervisor

Jonathan Winfrey

Associate Producer

Johan le Tenoux

Art Direction

Rodman Flender

Producer

Roger Corman

Producer

Reviews:

GenerationofSwine (10/10)

Well, it's cheaper than cheap so they weren't working with much more than a shoe string... and the script needed polishing... and some of the acting was bad.

But, it was a B-Movie, and one that actually tried to make something of itself within the constraints of those limitations.

It still manages to be suspensful, erotic (the only way to really sell it), and still comes away with a decent enough plot and a few shining moments of actual acting ability to be watchable... especially since they were able to make it moody.

You just have to realize that you're watching a cheap movie when you sit down, but cheap doesn't always mean void of entertainment, and this one actually manages to be entertaining as it brings it's A game to the B genre.

2023-01-11