Confessions of a Serial Killer is a 1985 thriller directed by Mark Blair and starring Robert A. Burns, Dennis Hill, and John Henry Faulk. The film is loosely based on the real-life story of Henry Lee Lucas, a convicted serial killer who confessed to murdering over 200 women.
The movie begins with Lucas, played by Robert A. Burns, being arrested for a minor offense. While in custody, he begins confessing to the brutal murders of over 200 women. He describes in detail how he selected his victims randomly and traveled around the country with his friend Ottis Toole (played by Dennis Hill) and Toole's sister Becky (played by Berkley Garrett) in a stolen car.
The police are initially skeptical of Lucas's confessions, but as he continues to provide detailed information and leads them to a body and shows them Polaroids of his victims, they begin to believe him. However, Lucas's story becomes increasingly bizarre and unbelievable as he claims to have killed famous people such as Jimmy Hoffa and JFK.
Confessions of a Serial Killer is a chilling and disturbing portrayal of a killer's mind and the impact of his actions on those around him. The film's low budget and gritty, realistic style add to its unsettling atmosphere, making it a cult classic among horror fans.