| Monster | |||||
| Media 8 Entertainment (2003) | |||||
| Biography, Crime, Drama, Horror, Mystery, Queer Themes/Interest | |||||
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| Marc Macaulay | Will | |
| Bruce Dern | Thomas | |
| Annie Corley | Donna | |
| Charlize Theron | Aileen | |
| Christina Ricci | Selby | |
| Scott Wilson | Horton | |
| Lee Tergesen | Vincent Corey | |
| Brett Rice | Charles | |
| Kane Hodder | Undercover Cop | |
| Bubba Baker | Cubby | |
| Marco St. John | Evan | |
| Pruitt Taylor Vince | Gene | |
| Robb Chamberlain | Justy | |
| Tim Ware | Chuck | |
| Catherine Mangan | Justy | |
| Christian Stokes | Undercover Cop | |
| Nonalee Davis | Bar Girl | |
| Chad Vaccarino | Trevor |
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| Producer | Donald Kushner
Mark Damon |
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| Writer | Patty Jenkins
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| Cinematography | Steven Bernstein
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| Music | BT BT
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Aileen Wuornos is an emotionally scarred highway hooker who shoots a sadistic trick who rapes her and ultimately becomes America's first female serial killer. The film, based on a true story, centers more on the surrounding circumstances than on the murders. |
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