A [movie] released in [1999]. Directed by [Spike Lee]. Written by [Victor Colicchio], [Michael Imperioli], and [Spike Lee]. Players: [John Leguizamo], [Adrien Brody], [Mira Sorvino], [Jennifer Esposito], [Anthony LaPaglia], [Bebe Neuwirth], and more.

It Was A Time They'd Never Forget

It was a hot summer in [New York City] back in [1977] and there was a [serial killer] on the loose. This is the story of an [Italian] neighborhood during that time. [Paranoia] over the identity of the [Son of Sam] strikes the community as the killings continue.

I thought this was a really good movie. I wasn't expecting it to be so it surprised me. I don't typically like [Spike Lee] movies, but I did like this one. Maybe it was because of the [violence], [profanity], and [sex]. I liked that the [Son of Sam] was incidental. Human conflict at a raw level. The whole movie was pretty raw and gritty. I liked that. I'll give it 3.5 out of 4.0.

Summer of Sam (thing)