The Killer Inside Me (1976)
Montana deputy sheriff Lou Ford wrestles with traumatic memories from his abusive past, which begin to unravel his psyche. As his mental state deteriorates, he becomes increasingly unstable, revealing the traits of a dangerous schizophrenic. The darkness of his childhood manifests in chilling visions, driving him toward a path of violence. Lou's duality emerges, blending his role as a lawman with the lurking menace within, leading to a harrowing exploration of his fractured mind and the consequences of unchecked trauma.
