Letters from a Killer is a psychological thriller released in 1998, directed by David Carson and starring Patrick Swayze, Gia Carides, Roger E. Mosley, Kim Myers, and Olivia Birkelund.
The movie depicts the story of a writer named Race Darnell, who is wrongly accused of murdering his wife, Vanessa. He is sent to prison, where he starts to correspond with four women who respond to his letters. These women are portrayed as potential love interests for Race and provide him with emotional support.
As his attempts to clear his name are unsuccessful, Race becomes increasingly desperate. He finally receives a glimmer of hope when his former prison guard, Sgt. Cole, contacts him with evidence that could exonerate him.
However, shortly after his release, Race is framed for two more murders. He is again forced to go on the run, with Sgt. Cole by his side, as they try to uncover the truth behind the murders and clear Race's name.
Throughout the movie, Race's story and his interactions with the women are interspersed with scenes showing the killer's perspective. The killer is eventually revealed to be someone connected to the case, and the movie ends with a final confrontation between Race and the killer.
Overall, Letters from a Killer is a gripping thriller that keeps the audience engaged with its plot twists and turns, and the emotional depth of its characters.