There is one kind of genre of storytelling that will instantly captivate me. Call it my obsession but I do love watching a white man be consumed by power and greed. Especially when it leads to his murderous rage. And that’s what A24’s How to Make a Killing gives me.
Mix A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder with American Psycho and you have the latest film from John Patton Ford. How to Make a Killing is told from the perspective of Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell), who is recounting how he murdered the Redfellow family to obtain an inheritance while he is waiting on death row.
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