The movie Chicago Massacre: Richard Speck is a gripping portrayal of the real-life mass murder that shocked the nation in 1966. The film delves into the mind of the killer, Richard Speck, and his dark and twisted psyche that led to the brutal murders of eight young nurses.
The movie begins with Speck's arrival in Chicago, where he gets a job on a ship and leads a seemingly normal life until one fateful night when he breaks into the dormitory of South Chicago Community Hospital. There he systematically tortures, rapes and murders eight young nursing students, leaving behind a scene of unimaginable horror.
The film follows the investigation that led to the arrest of Speck, the subsequent trial and the impact of the murders on the families of the victims. It also sheds light on how the disturbing case changed the way police and investigators handled crime scenes and the collection of evidence.
The movie is a disturbing yet captivating portrayal of a real-life tragedy that took place over five decades ago but still sends chills down the spine of anyone who hears about it. The performances of the cast, especially Corin Nemec as Richard Speck, are excellent and bring to life the horror of the events that unfolded in 1966. Overall, the movie is a must-see for anyone interested in true crime or for those who want to understand the nature of evil.