Sentences with phrase «killers he tracks by»

â $ œDexterâ $ follows Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan, who is an employee at the Miami Metropolitan Police Departments Crime Lab, but by night is a a self proclaimed psychopath who meticulously murders the very same serial killers he tracks by day.

Not exact matches

So Neil Hammerschlag of the University of Miami, Florida, and his colleagues used geographical profiling, a tool more commonly used by police tracking down serial killers, to investigate how sharks hunt for Cape fur seals off Seal Island in South Africa.

This finding corroborates a 2010 global genetic study of killer whales1 and what many marine scientists suspected, based on years of studying wild orcas by tracking their movements and comparing their vocalizations, preferred prey, and social structure.

And her suggestion of a new public enthusiasm for science was supported entirely by the success of TV shows like CSI and Numb3rs, in which geeky, obsessive brainiacs use science to track down psychotic killers who are dismembering young, attractive, too - naive members of society.

This Star Chamber type justice is done on a man who keeps getting away with DUI murders, and has been trickily tracked by Dexter, after he is acquitted in one more trial, and (the part I missed) apprehended or kidnapped somehow, and brought in to some industrial area warehouse to be killed by Dexter, now apparently a moonlighting serial killer.

Sterritt *** Hopkins makes his third appearance as Hannibal Lecter, psychiatrist and cannibal, joined by Norton and Keitel as FBI agents tracking down a new serial killer (Fiennes) with Lecter's grudging help.

Warren Oates takes the lead as a former bounty hunter hired to track a man by the mysterious Millie Perkins, who toys with Oates» childlike partner (Will Hutchins), and Jack Nicholson co-stars as a sadistic, black - clad killer.

Taking one last shot at redemption, he is hired by the dead woman's grandfather (Robert Forster) and turns private eye to track down the killer.

Baby Driver · June 28, 2017 · Directed by Edgar Wright · If all you need is one killer track, I choose Edgar Wright's Baby Driver.

Inspired by true events, Texas Killing Fields» follows Detective Souder (Sam Worthington), a homicide detective in a small Texas town, and his partner, transplanted New York City cop Detective Heigh (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) as they track a sadistic serial killer dumping his victims» mutilated bodies in a nearby marsh locals call «The Killing Fields.»

«The Factory», directed by Morgan O'Neill, tells the story of partnered detectives Mike (played by John Cusack) and Kelsey (played by Jennifer Carpenter) working in New York City as they track a serial killer that has been targeting prostitutes.

A surprisingly solid, formalistically experimental genre piece from a guy who self - admittedly isn't a die - hard fan of such things, this harrowing tale of survivors negotiating a world overrun by killer aliens revolves around a gimmick of sorts: The cosmic predators track their prey via super-sensitive hearing («It's Sound!»

The mystery / thriller, directed by Renny Harlin and scripted by Wayne Kramer and Kevin Brodbin adds a few unconventional twists to the tired «tracking down a serial killer» plot, but ends up outfoxing itself with a few too many narrative convolutions and contrivances.

An expressionist, southern gothic noir, The Night of the Hunter (adapted by James Agee from Davis Grubb's novel) tracks the devious exploits of self - styled reverend and serial killer Harry Powell (Mitchum) as he gets out of jail and sets out to wed Willa Harper (Shelley Winters), the widow of his deceased cellmate, and murder her for her hidden fortune; it falls to her children to stop the madman living in their house.

Director: Martin Brest Cast: Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Steven Berkoff, Ronny Cox, Jonathon Banks, James Russo, Paul Reiner Plot: Maverick cop, Axel Foley's (Murphy) witnesses his friend get killed by gangsters and takes a leave of absence to track the killers down to Beverly Hills.

He, naturally, is lured back by the NYPD to help track a serial killer who is using Reinhart's first book to leave clues.

Casey (Breslin) is trapped in the trunk of the killer's car talking to Jordon on a plot - device phone that can't be tracked by GPS so together they must employ increasingly silly methods to attempt to find the car.

As he's pursued by a savvy police inspector (Forest Whitaker), Mills employs his «particular set of skills» to track the real killer and exact his unique brand of justice.

Also known as the Circuit de Reims - Gueux, because some earlier track configurations nipped into the village of Gueux, Reims by 1964 was pure car killer.

Unfortunately, Ronan's lone wolf mentality costs him dearly as he is «murdered» - hence the title of the game - by a serial killer the Salem police have been attempting to track down.

More than 1,000 rural activists, small farmers, religious workers and others fighting the region's rampant deforestation have been slain in the past 20 years, but only a handful of killers have ever been successfully prosecuted, according to a statement by the Pastoral Land Commission, a Catholic organization that tracks rural violence.

She demolishes the prosecution's expert testimony (provided by an automotive instructor of forensic studies for the Federal Bureau of Investigation) by explaining how the defendant's car could not have possibly made the tire tracks left by the killer's car.