This taken-from-the-headlines tale of twisted love is entertaining enough. But I'd like to view it as an allegory, because no one's been convicted in the case.
Here we have the story of a man and woman struck by "Godfather"-like thunder-lust upon laying eyes on each other. They share premonitions about the end of days, and a belief that good folks can devastatingly pass to the "dark" side, to their peril.
The movie suggests a string of tragic victims in the case, from a spouse to kids, while the couple blithely honeymoons in Hawai'i.
"Doomsday" raises questions about how we can protect the vulnerably innocent, but answers elude. How very chilling and sad!
Here we have the story of a man and woman struck by "Godfather"-like thunder-lust upon laying eyes on each other. They share premonitions about the end of days, and a belief that good folks can devastatingly pass to the "dark" side, to their peril.
The movie suggests a string of tragic victims in the case, from a spouse to kids, while the couple blithely honeymoons in Hawai'i.
"Doomsday" raises questions about how we can protect the vulnerably innocent, but answers elude. How very chilling and sad!