I, Madman
A bookshop clerk and wannabe actress starts seeing the disfigured killer from her 1950s pulp novels come to life and start killing people around her. She tries to convince her cop boyfriend, but to no…
I, Madman
A bookshop clerk and wannabe actress starts seeing the disfigured killer from her 1950s pulp novels come to life and start killing people around her. She tries to convince her cop boyfriend, but to no avail. Virginia works at a used book store. She's really into horror novels and discovers a really good book. It's called "I, Madman" and it's about an insane doctor who cuts off people's noses, ears, and hair and puts them on his face to please a girl he likes. Only Virginia discovers that the book is nonfiction, and every time she picks up the book to read it, she sees him. The insane doctor from the book has escaped the book into our reality. —Jason Mechalek In Los Angeles, the librarian and aspiring actress Virginia works in a bookstore of used books with her friend Mona and her boyfriend is the police detective Richard. Virginia is reading an horror book called "I, Madman" written by Malcolm Brand and is impressed with the creepy story of Dr. Alan Kessler, a deranged doctor that takes pieces of his victims. Soon Virginia realizes that the book is non-fictional and everything that she read really happens. She tries to warn Richard, but his superiors believe that Virginia is nutty. But she is frightened since Dr. Kessler's next victim is her. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
I, Madman
Fantasy,Horror
Film Details
A bookshop clerk and wannabe actress starts seeing the disfigured killer from her 1950s pulp novels come to life and start killing people around her. She tries to convince her cop boyfriend, but to no avail. Virginia works at a used book store.
She's really into horror novels and discovers a really good book. It's called "I, Madman" and it's about an insane doctor who cuts off people's noses, ears, and hair and puts them on his face to please a girl he likes. Only Virginia discovers that the book is nonfiction, and every time she picks up the book to read it, she sees him.
The insane doctor from the book has escaped the book into our reality. —Jason Mechalek In Los Angeles, the librarian and aspiring actress Virginia works in a bookstore of used books with her friend Mona and her boyfriend is the police detective Richard. Virginia is reading an horror book called "I, Madman" written by Malcolm Brand and is impressed with the creepy story of Dr.
Alan Kessler, a deranged doctor that takes pieces of his victims. Soon Virginia realizes that the book is non-fictional and everything that she read really happens. She tries to warn Richard, but his superiors believe that Virginia is nutty.
But she is frightened since Dr. Kessler's next victim is her. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.