To Make a Killing

Year: 1988

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: Karl Zwicky

Horror

Damon Kennedy is about to start university when he meets a gang—Terry, Felix and Benny—who rob houses but are cash‑poor. After a burglary they spot Damon, who follows them seeking excitement. When they pick up two girls, a drunken Damon boasts about wealthy contacts, pulling the group into a cash‑seeking plot that turns into a killing spree.

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