My frind looks like ramirez

@@JJLorx15 kinda lucky

@@donbuyshousescash4765 scary

@@donbuyshousescash4765 I would have been terrified I'm glad ur safe

Sure be afraid. But do security. Right. Close your curtains, lock doors. yadda yadda...

Xelent movie sequel ornot

It's actually a sloppy movie and not realistic enough

Yeah, quite faithful. But why is everybody so witty all the time

@@janpierzchala2004 They just do that to make it more palatable and entertaining. I'm sure they weren't that charismatic in reality. Everyone's usually better looking than their real life counterparts too.

@@marchionessamoretto7326exactly! Not realistic at all! Ramirez actually forced his victims to purchases crack and heroin by him, and would scream, “make my day, PUNK!!” before cracking guys in the nuts with a baseball bat and shitting in their beds! This movie didn’t cover any of that! Trying to cover it up! He was originally called the nutcracker!

I was living in the SFV of Los Angeles and when Ramirez came there on his spree I was horrified. Hillside Stranglers, Night Stalker. It was crazy and frightening times.

Bless their hearts I hope they found peace

@@DebbieZoppina and golden gates Bridge killer Is that the right name. He was a cop Also another in the city they wanted to make CA. Capital 4give me I've had strokes and can't remember good

Your friends were such brave people, I hope they’re doing well now

I hope their living peace.

Than find another job….

@@sjefhendrickx2257 *Then

It certainly wasn't like the CSI TV shows with the investigation scenes which looked more like rave parties 😂🤣

TO MANY BAD PEOPLE OUT THERE 😢😢....

Will they do a remake? The real killer died in 2013. They know. I didn't know

I have been listening to the audio book version recently. Spooky as hell and very detailed ! Definitely recommend. 👍

Good recommendation. It's a fascinating read.

Crazy how that key saved the first victims' life. Wonder where she is now.

He was also a pedophile.

​​@@stansmadSame here. On the last one hour now.

Richard Jordan was an excellent enigmatic actor, I completely agree 👍, I ended up seeing the actor who portrayed Ramirez in this movie. I recognized him from an HBO film series before I knew he was in this one.

I met A.Martinez a few years ago. And we are friends...Life is so strange.

@Jazmin Prsicova No. Richard Jordan is the actor who played Frank

I agree. Love his Jeffrey Pelt's character in the Hunt for red October. Too bad he passed away so young! He was a very talented, handsome & underrated actor.

I remember seeing him years ago in a series called The Captain and the Kings. He was also good in Raise the Titanic.

It was a really good movie! Plus you've got a nice looking DOG too... 🐾❤🐾

The music was exceptional for a TV movie.

Yes Good Movie,but what is hard to understand how on earth many women from all over the world started writing to this scum of Ramirez love letters and proposals also a female member of the jury at his trial fall in love and end up getting Married to Ramirez,Pure craziness

Zodiac killer:

@@tubbycombo seen it a couple of days ago, very good but complicated. Love these true crime movies 🎬

❤ 12:30 12:31

Loved CA and LA people at that time.

Selfless?its there job!

@@sjefhendrickx2257 *their

OK charles🙄🙄🙄😂😂

@@sarah6557 wth is ur problem

Hi Charles... It must of been so scary for people living in the areas he was murdering. I'd of been absolutely terrified 😱😱😱 best wishes from the UK 😊😊

@Charles Eliyah Pelosof woah I wasnt even 1yr old yet. You're an old gezzer 😂

Lol you was terrorized

dont believe all these so called real life movies, hollywood are the best liars on the planet

Yes tha'ts right.

I live in the UK, it could have been me 😂😂😂

oh, he was abused than, they should let him free and, buy him a new car and a set of kitchen knives

@@user-wi9rf1zx5b no it's called how to prevent young people turning into killers and stopping abuse and early intervention in obsessive thinking, addiction rapid thoughts by taking away stigma so they in puberty can get help I'm not saying it would work for most cause people choose and enjoy it but no harm in looking at causes and early prevention like nuro stem cell development to perhaps bring balance in mood and hormones and therapy s. Obviously someone enjoying inflicting pain on innocent beings isn't a normal human trait and we learn social norms and the majority have come from severe emotional sexual and physical prolonged abuse. Not all but evolution to violence trauma,genetics and upbringing all play a part but most studies have a personality disorder that hás adapted to some kind of prolonged stress abuse. People should be locked up for life who kill like this but we still need early intervention and look into causes to lower the risk if possible.

They should have not allowed him to watch anything.

Yea, I thought it was a cheap tacky movie!! Lol

Shame he didn't get hold of you. Wouldn't ha e to listen to your whining.

Agreed and the actors weren't too good to accept TV roles. There were many good non fiction movies then, very well made. "Atlanta Child Murders", "Adam" about the Walsh murder among my favorites with Daniel J. Travanti ("Hill Street Blues") . I named my first born son Adam after him, it affected me so much. I bawled like a baby during the movie upon hearing his father calling out for him, knowing he was probably gone..... 🙏

People used to say, a long time ago, way back then/when, a few years ago, etc Sounds so much better than "back in the day". The day of what, lol?

I recall one of the households having a dog. Ramirez killed it. If you watch series on Netflix, you can see this in photos. Personally, I have 2 German Shepherds. Someone might get in, but they're not getting out.

@@Julie-ti5yv wait what? He killed a dog? I just saw the series and don’t remember that, can you tell me on what episode that had this info?

@@pineapple365 Never heard that Carrillo said he felt remorse for a puppy. After kidnapping the little girl who likely the owner.

@@jonathandoe2316 look up Richard ramirez puppy and you’ll hear carillo talking about it.

@@pineapple365 I know he said he felt bad when it accidentally got out.

and now he is rotting in hell. Ramirez never expressed any remorse for his crimes. He and his cousin, another serial-killer, were very evil.

I lived an hour away from LA where he was taken down by citizens who took their streets and neighborhoods back, so proud of them! I lived 20 minutes away from his last murder. I was only 11 years old, my parents decided that my sister (age 13) and I would sleep in the same room with them so we could be together and also take him down since there is strength in numbers! This was the first time I realized that there was evil in the world, my sister and I were terrified! My parents didn't leave us alone at night, and turned down any social obligations so we could hunker down for the night. We were so happy when he was finally captured, we breathed a collective sigh of relief! I am mad the killer got to die peacefully in a warm hospital bed on a morphine drip due to cancer, he didn't give his victims any mercy. He had a merciful death when he should've been executed! 😡

He would later say in prison “ I was done in by own people.”

​@@maltikhurana9252Did you'll ever feel at the time that india was safer in a way. Just a thought.

​@@maltikhurana9252Were Mexicans considered dangerous at that time which is like 5 decades ago

Oh my goodness. I would have been terrified

really lol?

How did anyone get any sleep

When I first saw this movie when I was a young girl I thought the same

Check the 2016 one

I know Real acting

The humming freaked me out lol

Still amazes me also.

A better question is "where do you live"? Not only that I do not lock the front door, but I have no idea where the key to that door is. Likewise, I will have to work really hard to find one of my friends and acquaintances who locks the house!

Sometimes people forget, especially if there elderly as a lot of his victims were.

I live in Austria. Peaceful, countryside. No chance I would not lock my door.

Ignorance. These were “peaceful “ neighborhoods . No one thought this type of evil could arrive in their front lawn. Even when the Nightstalker was known though out the community, some people didn’t want to lock their doors because it was hot but also they never expected to be the next victim.

I lived through that in SoCal, and it wasn't so much that it was a difficult case as it was the police couldn't find their own assholes with maps and diagrams, a compass and a doctor. Had the detectives gotten their way and not released his name and picture, then the citizens wouldn't have chased him down and done the police's job for them. The guy might be up to thousands of murders by now...

It was the same as The Yorkshire Ripper back in the Day ...women working a night ....scary i was teenager at the time crazy

I lived about 50 miles at best from where the murders happened you never knew if he decided to branch out

Yes! I love how the community helped to capture him. They were some brave citizens.

A coworker of mine said that his Aunt and cousin were part of the mob chasing after Ramirez. She was hitting him with a broom.

same thing genius 👍

48:36 "Who are you? What are you doing here?" "Shut up, Bitch!" Creepy. 😳😢

I thought the same thing. Silly woman! She married a cop and knows there will be shifts, long hours, weekends, emergencies. He worked, she knew the story before she married him.

Just a street

@@lindaarrington9397 lol

According to a documentary about him he *was* sentenced to death.

@@Southamericangirl42 15 times to be exact. but correct me if i am wrong

@@Southamericangirl42 ~ Yes but his sentence was never carried out. He died of lymphoma while on death row. In my opinion he got 28 years more time alive then he should have...

At first he was , but couldn't see it. But later did and didn't like it much. I think it was the references to his child assaults he didn't like talking about that. And he greatly downplayed it.

He watched it in prison with Det. Carrillo and Salerno lol (according to the Night Stalker book)

Been looking for it for a while too, no such luck unfortunately

Use shazam i think you'll be able to find it

I’m convinced they made it themselves

You would have loved this film if your family members were the victims. Sometimes we forget about that.

@@E-KatRichard Jordan is the actor who Plays the police dummy

Haven't heard this Was he angry at his brother?

@@lindaarrington9397 no..I dont think so...he needed to get there and get off the street...

I’ve been trying to find it for a while too, no luck unfortunately.

Love Forensic Files, but our friend YT removes them, as soon as they are uploaded.

nah she divorced him in like 2009 when she found out about his youngest victim he killed

@@carlahillman118 No she didn't everybody keep saying that crap. She wasn't that good a person. He stopped writing her when that came out as he knew any chance of parole wasn't happening. As it was before.

MAN, THAT HAD TO BE A DAY WORTHY OF A HUGE COMMUNITY CELEBRATION 🍾. " LEMONADE AND WATERMELON, ICE CREAM AND POPSICLES AND ALL THINGS COLD 🥶 😋 AND REFRESHING "

No shit.. Damn that had to such a scary time

Did people really chase him.?? That's awesome 👌

I remember seeing the crowd chasing him on TV. Seems like the crowd was much bigger than they portrayed here. But it was awesome watching the people chase him down and beat his Asperin. I live in Georgia, a long way away. But I remember that wave of serial killers we had.

Stop lying dude 😆 🤣

Not to mention The Hillside Stranglers, among many others. Loads of maniacs in LA.

zodiac was bay area. 7 hour drive from l.a.

don't forget the golden state killer around the same time. Joseph Diangelo😡 they finally caught that sick psycho unlike the zodiac.

@what's up buttercup it’s a strange one. A lot of them were killing at the same time. Think Ed Kemper and Herb Mullin were plus 3 gay serial killers - William Bonin, Randy Kraft and Patrick Kearney. I guess because California is so huge, these killers were able to dump bodies and escape without being seen. Still odd why Cali has so many of them though…..🤔

no shit?

"Eddie Coyle" movie has been playing on Pluto TV recently. Pretty good flick !

@@stansmad good to hear (though I've no idea what Pluto TV is). good though that it's getting some circulation. one of the nice things about the film, is that it's a perfect rendering of the novel, which is itself, unique, being almost entirely dialogue-driven. which is exactly what makes it suitable for filmic interpretation I guess. incidentally, directed by an Englishman.

@@jiji1946 PLUTO TV is in our area of Southern Indiana and I believe many others. It's a totally free network with mainly old reruns of Movies and classic old sitcoms. But a lot of commercials 😑

@@stansmad I see. thank you!

@T Z （⌒▽⌒）

Nasty letters?

Yeah, ok, sicko.

I saw it then too as a teen-ager. Came looking for it cause I still remember laughing pretty hard at the bus scene when the old couple recognized him. I dunno why that struck me so as being so funny as a youngster but it brought me here again. good memories

Lol Uncle Frank

This wasn't Lifetime. It aired on NBC.

The modern Lifetime ones are rubbish.