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Why does he kill all these women? Because is grandfather was a Nazi? In one scene, you see him chew on a corpse. The serial killer’s psychosis is confused and, like the rest of the movie, hopelessly muddled and badly written. This includes the pointless scene with Garrett in a swimsuit and having visions of 9/11. His presence and the director’s intent to show off his physique are the only things that contrast with the plethora of naked girls in the film. Unlike MANIAC or DON’T GO IN THE HOUSE type of films, where the psycho is always homely, the director probably thought having a hunky serial killer would make sense due to the humongous amount of women murdered in MSP. Garrett is a somewhat good-looking, somewhat Neantherdal looking (depending on which angle he’s shot from). Oddly enough though, the casting of Garrett is one of the few “original” aspects about MSP. He should have spent a bit more time researching for his role than doing weights at the gym. I’m sure he never held a 35mm camera in his entire life before making the film. For instance, he was totally unconvincing as a photographer.

The lack of coaching or practice, which is standard in low budget films, was evident with Garrett. He looked more like he belonged in the WWE than a horror film.

The main actor, Sven Garrett, was OK but he’s definitely not a seasoned pro. I mean, we are talking HG Lewis level of acting here. And any level of realism in MSP was thrown out of the window because the abysmal acting, certainly from all the bimbos.

There’s very little attempt to create suspense or understanding into the few characters populating this claustrophobic flick. The women are tortured, sliced, diced, chainsawed, etc, to death. For 90 minutes, we see various naked women getting killed by the serial killer. Story: beefy German-speaking serial killer murders tons of naked women in Las Vegas. Review: Here’s my review of the “controversial” MURDER SET PIECES: Overview: A fashion photographer exposes his demented childhood and zooms his evil lens on the oldest profession under the moon, in quite possibly the most notorious serial killer film ever made.