False 9

A strong cast of Woodley, Crowe, Mortensen, etc. and an unusual approach - focusing on his formative college years - made for engaging viewing. Eons ago, I read a couple of cheap paperbacks and a few internet sites, then wrote a very straightforward true-crime article on the dude for a mag. This fillum contained details I didn't know or at least hadn't remembered. (Or which the makers invented!) It was a tad sympathetic for my liking. One aspect of the story as told had me flashing back to the Neil La Bute play "The Shape Of Things", although the situations are ultimately quite different. Anyway, see it for the atmos and the acting.