Psycho Cop 1989

Runtime

87 mins

Language

English

English

Officer Joe Vickers is a police officer whose dark side includes devout satanic rituals and a taste for murder. When a group of teenagers spends their vacation in a secluded wood hut, Vickers takes an interest, launches an investigation, and spirals into a deadly cat‑and‑mouse game with the youths.

Officer Joe Vickers is a police officer whose dark side includes devout satanic rituals and a taste for murder. When a group of teenagers spends their vacation in a secluded wood hut, Vickers takes an interest, launches an investigation, and spirals into a deadly cat‑and‑mouse game with the youths.

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Psycho Cop does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Two lost newlyweds Barbra and Greg stumble onto the site of a ritualistic murder of a woman by Officer Joe Vickers, a corrupt police officer and serial killer who is also a Devil worshiper. Vickers murders both of them. The next day, three couples travel to a secluded mansion that they have rented and are given a tour by the property’s caretaker, who is later murdered by Vickers. Upon noticing the caretaker’s disappearance, the couples go looking for him and encounter Vickers, who reassures them by claiming that the caretaker injured himself chopping wood and is now recovering in the hospital. That night, Zack leaves to get beer and is killed by Vickers via billy club being shoved down his throat.

Vickers proceeds to butcher Eric, Julie, and Sarah. Doug and Laura realize that Vickers is the culprit by his shoes prints and are chased into the forest where they are found by a pair of policemen, Chris and Bradley. Before being killed by Vickers, the officers reveal that he is really Gary Henley, a discharged psychiatric patient who has somehow infiltrated the California Police Department. Laura is pursued by Vickers to a clearing containing the crucified bodies of Zack, Julie, Eric, and Sarah. Laura shoots Vickers with his own sidearm, but he is unfazed. Vickers is finally defeated (and seemingly killed) when Doug hurls a sharp log through him. Emergency services greet Laura and Doug at the mansion as Vickers recovers and a newscast announces that further evidence indicates that he is actually an escaped psychopathic serial killer named Ted Warnicky. The film ends with Vickers smiling evilly at the camera.

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Psycho Cop Themes and Keywords

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