where to start with speck the true story of richard speck and a killer of eight nurse in the 1960s . director keith walley have work on a few of the extremely low budget full moon release movie ( such a birth rite ) and here work from a script by ( at the time ) full moon regular don adam . unfortunaly whilst the film seem like a accurate portrayal of the horrendous crime the script isn not great and perhaps because the real speck ramblings be not terribly interest . despite the care that have be take to make this authentic it wreak of a cheap cash in of the acclaimed cinematic serial killer movie of the same period ( such a ed gein ) . film in a dirty brown and not quite sepia and for the most part and narrate by star doug cole the film fail to present the horror of the crime because the narration be irritate and the colour distracting from the story and the crime and though gruesome and upsetting to watch and be merely that and no editorial work seem to have occur on what be pretty much a very poor quality camcorder view on the event . there be no examination of the motivation or of speck life really and just a cheap shot at a gruesome crime . release by full moon there be little evidence of full moon well output here and charles band ignore his own rule that his film feature fantasy killing ( e. g. doll and monster and so on ) and not quite know what to do with this new reality . incidentally band introduce a special label for these film call shadow entertainment . band have say that he regret the period of full moon output alongside tempe entertainment ( whose creator j. r. bookwalter and regular danny draven also speak very badly of charles band ) . the tempe era feature uniform apple mac edit and brutal hand hold camera filming and very much like a home movie . speck retain these quality and whereas witchouse 3 and for example and manage to use these well and speck be merely boring and gross .