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Nov 4, 1992 · Mortal Sins: Directed by Bradford May. With Christopher Reeve, Roxann Dawson, Francis Guinan, Weston McMillan. A serial killer confesses to a priest, who becomes a suspect and a sleuth because he cannot tell the police.
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- Thriller
- Bradford May
- 1992-11-04
Very much like the 1953 Alfred Hitchcock murder-suspense classic "I Confess" the film "Mortal Sins" brings out the moral dilemma of how a Catholic Priest is handcuffed in not being able to reveal to the police a murderer who confesses his crime to him.
A serial killer confesses to a priest (Christopher Reeve), who becomes a suspect and a sleuth because he cannot tell the police.
- Bradford May
- Mystery & Thriller
Superman: Everything We Know. Mortal Sins Reviews. All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Tony Scott Variety. TOP CRITIC. The vidpic offers a convincing look at, of all...
Review by Adam Waldowski ★★ Christopher Reeve, playing the dumbest priest ever, tries to unravel the mystery of a murderer who has confessed to him. The ethical questions surrounding privileged communication seem overstated here, as Reeve immediately tromps through crime scenes like he's Sherlock Holmes.
- Bradford May
Nov 4, 1992 · By Tony Scott. Smooth as pudding, with Christopher Reeve turning in a convincing perf as a humanistic Roman Catholic priest stuck with a serial murderer’s confession, “Mortal Sins” also turns...
A serial killer confesses to a priest, who becomes a suspect and a sleuth because he cannot tell the police.
