Agreed. There were way too many unanswered questions.
1. Are you going to tell me in a local college town there are only 2 police officers? Yeah right.
2. Why was the Prowler constantly walking slowly when chasing after the blonde chick?
3. Why did the deputy take his girlfriend along with him all over the place? Especially after they found the dead body in the grave. After seeing her friend dead, you'd think the blonde chick would be too traumatized to want to leave. Yet, she somehow seems calm when she's in the station. To go further, she's angry with the deputy for wanting her to be in the crowded dance hall where she'd be safe. WTF? She knows a killer is loose yet she's pissed with her boyfriend for trying to keep her safe and out of danger? Doesn't make any sense. Nor does it make any sense why the deputy would take his woman. If the situation is potentially dangerous to the point where you need your shotgun, why would you take your helpless, unarmed girlfriend along, even if she's mad at you about it?
4. Why didn't the deputy call the state police and wait for backup from them?
5. Why did the deputy constantly leave his girlfriend alone? In the jeep, in Chattam's house?
6. After finding the girl's body, why didn't they try to see if other people were safe at the dance?
7. Is it proper police procedure to go snooping around in someone's house with your girlfriend simply because the owner doesn't answer the door?
8. How is the killer able to get up easily from the shotgun blast? I don't care how strong you are, no man is going to get up from a shotgun blast the way the killer did. What's more, I didn't notice any blood or a hole on the killer's back when he was struggling with the girl.
And so many other unanswered questions. I agree with other people who said many plots went nowhere such as the geeks making out in the basement. A potentially good movie that was ruined by stupid storytelling. It would have been great if they had developed the characters and learned more about the killer.
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