The Prowler 2002 Horror Movie Review

If you think you’re safe, you’re dead wrong! On the night of her graduation dance in 1945, young Rosemary and her date are brutally murdered by a prowler thought to be a jilted soldier home from the war. The killer was never found. Thirty years later, the dance is held again for the first time since that horrific evening—but something else may have also returned. Tonight, the teens of this sleepy town will meet their grisly ends at the hands—and pitchfork, blade and more—of The Prowler! Also known as “Rosemary’s Killer,” this gruesome shocker is one of the most brutal body count movies of the ‘80s, thanks to razor sharp direction by Joseph Zito (Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter) and graphic gore effects by Tom Savini (Dawn of the Dead, Maniac). Hollywood legends Farley Granger (Strangers on a Train) and Lawrence Tierney (Reservoir Dogs) star in this shocker from the golden age of slasher films—now presented completely uncut and uncensored!