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Started by Dwight, January 23, 2009, 05:53:32 PM

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Dwight

This movie is perhaps from the eighties and at the end features a
girl that was working on a conceptual art piece, and the killer who
chases her down the sculpture--one of the two was carrying a scissors.

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                                                                 Dwight
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Jordan

That's a bit vague. Do you have anything else you can share about the movie you are looking for? Does the killer exclusively use scissors? Or is it just one scene? Do you know of any actors that were in the film? Really, even the smallest extra detail could help.

Here's a quick guess: for some reason, "April Fool's Day" hopped into my head. I don't know why though.....
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Dwight

Maybe Im confusing it with something else but the movie may have had some fashion
murders theme, and the killer sending images cut from the newspapers. The sculprure
she's making is a very long tunnel like thing but with metal ribs. perhaps metal rings
with transparent plastic in between...I think.

Rayo Casablanca

When i hear scissors I immediately think of Dead Again.

Psycho Circus

Quote from: Rayo Casablanca on January 24, 2009, 09:48:48 PM
When i hear scissors I immediately think of Dead Again.

Or The Burning, but I don't reckon it's that.

Jordan

I was thinking about this a bit at work and I wonder if "The Dead Zone" could be the movie you're looking for. Christopher Walken stars as a man who has psychic powers after awakening from a coma. During one part of the film, his talents are called upon by police to find a killer whose MO was murdering young girls with a pair of scissors. I don't think any of the victims were sculptors or artists though.......
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dwight

Well, now you guys got me wondering if perhaps the killer didnt have scissors.
It wasnt 1) the burning(shears), nor 2) the deadzone nor the exorcixt 3!
Try to use the fact that the killer chases her down an architectural sculpture she's making

Texdar

Could it have been Schizoid from 1980 with Klaus Kinski?  Killer used scissors in that.
I bent my wookie!

Trevor

Quote from: Dwight on January 23, 2009, 05:53:32 PM
This movie is perhaps from the eighties and at the end features a
girl that was working on a conceptual art piece, and the killer who
chases her down the sculpture--one of the two was carrying a scissors.

                                                                 Thanks,
                                                                 Dwight
                                                                treasuretrovevideo@live.com

If the killer falls on and is impaled by the sculpture at the end, that is definitely Kenneth Branagh's Dead Again.
We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.

Trevor

Quote from: Dwight on January 23, 2009, 05:53:32 PM
This movie is perhaps from the eighties and at the end features a
girl that was working on a conceptual art piece, and the killer who
chases her down the sculpture--one of the two was carrying a scissors.

                                                                 Thanks,
                                                                 Dwight
                                                                treasuretrovevideo@live.com

Your film might also be Robert Bierman's Apology (1986) with Lesley-Ann Warren and Peter Weller which is similar to what you're looking for.

www.imdb.com/title/tt0090653
We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.

Dwight

Trevor

I think you got it cause I looked up Apology, and I remember the movie having
this tape recordings of confessions playing. Now does the killer use scissors in that
one? Regardless I think this is the one I was thinking of.

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