GOSNELL

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In theaters nationwide October 12th 2018.
For more information visit www.gosnellmovie.com

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It's received excellent reviews.

How America’s Most Prolific Serial Killer Almost Got Away With Murder
He had numerous witnesses, with evidence literally piled up in the hallways, stored in freezers and refrigerators. How could all of this go unnoticed for decades?
By Jonathan Lange   
October 9, 2018

H.H. Holmes used to be considered America’s most prolific serial killer. He is said to have murdered 230 victims during the Chicago World’s Fair in 1893. Gary Ridgeway, the Green River Killer, is suspected of killing more than 90 women between 1982 and the early ‘90s. Yet both are dwarfed by a killer whose victims began disappearing in the 1980s.

For years, his murders went largely unnoticed. Then, in 2010, the Philadelphia police, Drug Enforcement Administration, and Federal Bureau of Investigation raided his place of business. They were looking for evidence of an illegal drug operation. What they found was an office filled with corpses—more than 30 of them. They also found evidence of hundreds, perhaps thousands, more.  ...

The name of America’s most prolific serial killer is Kermit Gosnell. He avoided the death penalty by waiving his right to appeal, and is serving life without parole. His story is told in the movie, “Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer.” It opens nationwide this Friday, October 12.

It is a riveting story on several levels.  ...

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Hubby and I went to see this movie today. It’s horrifying, disturbing and highly recommended.

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'Gosnell’ Has Huge Opening Weekend Despite Lack of Support from Hollywood
The film starring Dean Cain was independently produced and distributed — and earned half its budget back in just a few days
By Zachary Leeman | Monday, October 15, 2018

“Gosnell” had quite an opening weekend.

Though it debuted in only 673 theaters, the film made $1.2 million, averaging over $1,800 at each location.
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To put that number in perspective, “Gosnell” crowdfunded its budget of only $2.4 million, and the $59 million “First Man” opened to just $16.5 million in over 3,600 theaters.

While “First Man” had an aggressive advertising budget, the creators of “Gosnell” pushed it mostly through social media.

Its $1.2 million opening covers half its budget and sets it well on the path to profitability.  ... Lifezette

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Hubby and I went to see this movie today. It’s horrifying, disturbing and highly recommended.

Just got back ourselves. Your assessment is spot on @debrawiest

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Just got back ourselves. Your assessment is spot on @debrawiest

Did you see the photo of Baby Boy A? I cannot get him out of my mind.
Gosnell is evil incarnate.

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Did you see the photo of Baby Boy A? I cannot get him out of my mind.
Gosnell is evil incarnate.

@debrawiest I chose not to look at it, I have seen enough horror in my life.