SEVEN, thats right. Thanks Celtic. It was about a serial killer, that killed people that committed the seven deadly sins, one by one he killed them. It was a gruesome but really good murder mystery.

I too watch a history channel, always they come up with interesting subject. But i missed the one which you are telling about

I'm having enough trouble with real life. If no one has seen a
DVD entitled "Facing the Giants," I would like to recommend
it to you. WB and I watched it yesterday afternoon. And
it was just what the doctor "God" ordered. It really lifted
my spirit. And let me tell you, my spirit needed lifting.
This is an outstanding film. It's a bit slow in the beginning,
but when it picks up, it picks up! Groovy lent it to me. She
knows the Giants I'm facing in everyday life. Thank you, Groovy. And thank you God for sending her to me. Luv and prayers and
blessing to all my boomer friends!

Where is groovy?

Is that available at Red Box or BlockBuster?

Groovy,
She is focused on personal problems at the moment. It would
be great, if those who are so inclinded, would add her to their prayer list. When I see her, I'll ask where she got that
film. It's a spirit lifter!

I had to edit my post about the DVD: the title is, Facing The
Giants, and it can be purchased on christianbook.com! That film
is 1 of 3 along the same line: The next is "Flywheel"; it's by
the same creators of Facing the Giants. The 3rd is something about fire with that young actor from Growing Pains, I think.
Groovy says christianbook is the largest christian bookstore
on the web. Zig Ziglar says these DVD's are "Entertainment that packs a message right where we all live and work."

Kirk Cameron is the name I could not come up with yesterday.
And "Fireproof" is the third DVD in this series evangelistic
movies. I enjoyed "Facing the Giants"; will let you know how
I like the next two. Prayers and blessings,

This title cracks me up: 7 deadly sins. The Bible says all
sin is deadly: i.e., the cost of sin is death. Right?

Why is it that serial killers don't look the part. Ted Bundy
didn't look like a bad guy. That college kid they arrested
recently, looks like an ordinary dude. Many of 'em look like
regular folk; that's what so scary!

You're right, jabber; serial killers look like ordinary people. But there is no set look; remember, this is all going on inside these folks' heads. Even though they are profoundly disturbed, they may be able to function quite well as a 'normal' person and do what they do afterhours. We have all seen too many movies and think these guys -- nearly all men -- look like monsters. They don't, and it's scary.

I don't think it's useful to regard every man as a potential serial killer, but we all should remember that just because people seem nice doesn't mean they are. In fact, some of the best scams are perpetrated by people who pretend to be nice Christians -- and people fall for it because they believe nobody could sound that nice while they're reaching for your wallet. (I friend of mine's father got taken for several thousand dollars by people doing just this. Thank goodness his daughters moved quickly to shore up his finances. He was furious at first, but eventually got what they were saying.)