This post contains a discussion of mass violence and mental health.

At this point of time, the thrillers for serial killers are a dozen, though, one starring Shilin Woodley has just been added to Netflix and has quickly become one of the most trophy projects on the platform (according to Flixpatrol).

"To Catch a Killer", a crime directed by Damjan Shiffron (who co-wrote the film along with Athonan Wekham), Starswells Woodley like Eleonor Falko, a police officer who is stuck, working on the New Year's Eve shifts in Baltimore Start killing the parties indiscriminately with a sniper rifle. When Eleonor and her team locate the apartment where the armed seems to be, they find it empty - and the investigation begins seriously. Taking with the FBI's special agent, Offefrey Lanmark (Ben Mendelson), Eleonor is the case and trying to find this mass scorer before they can take more lives; On the way, Lanmark tells Eleonor that she knows that she once applied for a job at the desk and entrusted with him that her mental health struggle prevented her from doing that line of work. After all, the two find the killer whose name is Dean Pos (Starvala "Green Knight" Ralph Ineson), but the case is proven to be far more complicated than any of them could be predicted.

Well, what critics say to "catch a killer" - who only got a limited theater edition in April 2023 - and what did Woodley do since then?

It is fair to say that "to catch a killer" received reviews of critics from critics. The film ended with earning 52% of Rotten tomatoesWith his critical consensus, boasting the direction and several other aspects, while it made it clear that the film was just falling: "Damian's stylish direction David David Schiffron and fine plays are intensifying" to capture the killer's case, but the derivative script throws this script. Thriller course. " What about individual critics, however?

Writing a review for IndiewireSamantha Bergheson called the movie "Water notch in the belt of psychological serial killers in the vein of everything, from" Silence of the Lambs "to" Zodiac ", even the" dark knight "and" Batman ". Imitation? Unfortunately for the co-Starvala of Shailin Woodley, Ben Mendelson, he also caught a wanderer from Ellen E. Onesons in The GuardianWhoever missed, "If this movie is remembered for nothing, it will mark the end of the hot string of actor Ben Mendelson. You could say a valuable watch from his presence. Maria E. Gates, keeping it simply and simply in its review of Rogerebert.comHe said that "his ambitions transcend his abilities."

However, some critics were a little mild in their reviews to "catch a killer". Writing for DiversityDennis Harvey said the film was "a solid investigative procedure that does not fail a new basis, but provides sufficient suspension, interest in character and action in a confident way". Steven Romey took that step further in his review of AustralianWriting: "It's a must for fans of horrible thrillers."

Before Shilin Woodley starred in "To Catch a Killer", she was already quite well known for projects like the "divergent" film series, the play "Crying" "Wines in Our Stars" and her supporting role in The critically desired ensemble drama of the FBO "Big Little Lies". However, after making a crime thriller, she continued to appear in a number of other high -profile projects. In 2023, she also played a role in Michael Man Ferrari's biopism, appearing along with Adam driver and Penelope Cruz, despite appearing in "Stupid Money", a comedy based on "Gamestop" What made headlines in real life in 2021.

In 2024, Woodley continued to act in another crime thriller - "Killer Heat", which includes Josephoseph Gordon-Levit veteran and veteran "Game of Thrones" Richard Madden -And was also one of the titular women in Starz's three women, based on a non-fiction book by Lisa Tadeo with the same name. Woodley occupies the central phase as Gia, the character based on the Tadeo herself, and while "three women" have received mixed examinations, it is worth checking only for Woodley's performance. As for "to catch a killer", it now makes waves on Netflix.

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