Manhunter (Used)

He knows how to kill you. And how to get away with it. How to silence the family pet, how to break into your house, where and when you sleep. He's cool. Cunning. Determined. He's also your only hope. Because he's the detective tracking down an elusive serial killer who strikes when the moon is full  

William L. Petersen (To Live and Die in L.A., Cousins) stars as Manhunter Will Graham. Graham has an uncanny knack of getting inside the head of his deranged quarry. That's great for crimefighting. But is it good for Graham? The line between thinking like the killer and Being the killer can be a narrow one

"It's the best detective story I ever came across" says screenwri-ter/director Michael Mann about Thomas Harris Red Dragon, the hovel from which Manhunter was adapted. Mann should know a can't-miss police thriller when he sees one; he's the executive producer of Miami Vice and Crime Story. And the Miami Vice style he originated - electrifying visuals, a pulsing soundtrack, music video-inspired editing - is the perfect match for this sleek, frightening film.

A first-rate psychological thriller that's "gripping all the way" (Leonard Maltin's TV and Video Guide), Manhunter packs a wallop so absorbing your eyes won't leave the screen.