Jessica Alba & Kate Hudson-Killer Inside Me Premiere
Jessica Alba and Kate Hudson look like BFF’s at The Killer Inside Me premier in New York City Tuesday night.
Held as part of the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival, the usually gorgeous Kate and Jess are not sporting their best looks to this movie premiere. I normally HEART everything Kate wears to big events..but not digging the boring black dress and don’t get me started on that grecian mess that Alba is wearing.
The movie was supposed to be some breakthrough in the thriller/horror genre, but the reviews are mixed. You can read a spoiler recap after the jump, but I think I’ll still see it just because I know Casey Affleck can pull off a psychopath. Have you seen him in The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford? No? Go Netflix it right now. He is AWESOME. Nothing like that cheeseball brother of his.
The Killer Inside Me Trailer – Watch a funny movie here
Casey Affleck plays nicely with his young looks and soft voice to become Lou Ford, the small-town Texas sheriff’s deputy engaged to a sweet local girl (Kate Hudson) and friendly with all the local big deals, but harboring a whole plethora of dark secrets. For starters he raped a 5-year-old in his childhood, only to pin it on his older brother who later died in what may or may not have been an accident. His mom molested him in return, and apparently it all combined to give Lou a taste for spanking and hitting women like a local prostitute (Jessica Alba) who falls into bed with him immediately after he hits her in the face.
Things with the prostitute get a lot more complicated when Lou conspires to rip off a local oil tycoon by killing both him and the girl– a pair of staged murders must lead to more, of course, and soon Lou is a full-fledged serial killer with local authorities played by Elias Koteas and Simon Baker hot on his tail. There are a lot of things that don’t make sense about the whole scenario, including the fact that Kate Hudson stays with him, the fact that he isn’t thrown into the clink the minute they have evidence to connect him to the murder (which happens pretty much instantly), or Lou’s harebrained idea to blame the murders on a kid with an airtight alibi. And that’s all before Bill Pullman shows up raving at a lunatic asylum and rattling off metaphors about lawn weeds.
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