List of shooters/killers/attackers favorite movies

Eric Harris:
Natural Born Killers
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Lost Highway
Apocalypse Now
Starship Troopers
The Terminator
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
From Dusk Til' Dawn
The Matrix?
*List rest someone I forgot*

Dylan Klebold:
Natural Born Killers
The Lost Highway
From Dusk Til' Dawn
Pulp Fiction
The Matrix?

Michael Carneal:
The Basketball Diaries
Natural Born Killers

Jeff Weise:
Elephant
Zero Day

Jose Reyes:
Chicken Run(The Kid Was Autistic so I'm not mad at him)

Pekka Eric Auvinen:
Apocalypse Now
Full Metal Jacket
Natural Born Killers
Last Man Standing
Saw 1-3
A View To A Kill
The Matrix
The Deer Hunter
Falling Down
Reservoir Dogs
Lord Of War
The Shining
True Romance
They Live
The Untouchables
The Dead Zone
The Omen
Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult
Monty Python's Life Of Brian
Idiocracy
Doctor Butcher MD
End Of Days
Dr Strangelove
28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later
Air Force One
300


Sebastian Bosse:
Star Wars 4-6
Bang Bang, You're Dead
Halloween H20
Heart Of America
Forest Gump
Halloween X
The Matrix

Chris Harper Mercer:
Terminator Series
Cloud Atlas
Living Dead series
The Exorcist
The Excorcisim Of Emily Rose

Steven Kazmierczeck:
Saw
*I do know for a fact he did watch other horror movies but I cannot remember them at this time*

Matti Saari:
Saw 1-3
The Grudge
The Shining

Kip Kinkel:
Romeo And Juliet

Michael Ryan apparently liked the film Rambo although there's no evidence that he watch it.

Adam Lanza's top 25:

1971 Lets Scare Jessica To Death
1971 Willard
1972 Crawlspace
1972 Haunts of the Very Rich
1972 Private Parts
1972 Folks at Red Wolf Inn
1972 Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
1973 The Baby
1973 Messiah of Evil
1973 Don't Look in the Basement
1973 The Killing Kind
1974 Bad Ronald
1975 Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural
1979 Driller Killer
1980 Don't Go in the House
1980 The Attic
1980 The Pit
1983 Night Warning
1985 Deadly Messages
1986 Link
1988 Killer Klowns from Outer Space
1988 Bloody Wednesday
1989 Pin
1989 Beyond Dream's Door
1993 Stalking Laura

Dylann Roof wrote:

My favorite movies

Pride and Prejudice-2005 [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Pretty Poison-1968
Himizu 2011-my personal favorite [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Norwegian Wood-2010
Romper Stomper-1993 -best skinhead film no moralization
The Notebook-2004
Ladykillers-1955
Zatoichi films
Hidden Fortress
Titanic-1999
The Men Who Tread on the Tiger’s Tail-Kurosawa
Rebel Without a Cause
12 years a slave-even though it is anti-white and unrealistic, the cinematography is beautiful
Cold Fish-2010
Kuroneko-1968
Lolita-1962 and 1994
Hitchcock film with Teresa Wright forget the name [Shadow of a Doubt]
Claire’s Knee- Rohmer, Eric
If…. 1968- Great film despite leftist message
Oh boy- good film minus the bar scene, which practically ruins it


Spirited Away
Millennium Actress
Totoro Ponyo
Far from the Madding Crowd -2015-decent film
The Duchess - decentish
A Royal Affair - decentish
Pusher-1996-very degenerate but very good, a favorite, lead actor a Jew
The Last Samurai-2003-Tom Cruise one of the best actors to ever live
I have seen [almost?] 50 [Japanese?] films and countless other films. Films hold enormous power
I believe that costume dramas in particular are a good way to make white people proud of their history and physical [???]. I believe only the most beautiful people should be allowed to act. This [induces?] our race, when we see beautiful specimens of our people. A beautiful person can make a mediocre film wonderful.
Cinderella-2015- great minus the token black friend
Great Gatsby-197? - new version was terrible
Moss-2010-Korean
Old Jackie Chan film with dragon costume scenes
Old Ti Lung films

James Holmes - Batman, The Dark Knight Rises

Robert Sartin - Halloween 4

TheOne99 wrote:

Eric Harris:
Natural Born Killers
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Matrix?
*List rest someone I forgot*

Dylan Klebold:
Natural Born Killers
The Lost Highway
The Matrix?

I'm pretty sure both of them died before they got a chance to watch The Matrix.

QuestionMark wrote:

TheOne99 wrote:

Eric Harris:
Natural Born Killers
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Matrix?
*List rest someone I forgot*

Dylan Klebold:
Natural Born Killers
The Lost Highway
The Matrix?

I'm pretty sure both of them died before they got a chance to watch The Matrix.

Well it does say the Matrix was released to theaters on March 31st 1999

TheOne99 wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

TheOne99 wrote:

Eric Harris:
Natural Born Killers
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Matrix?
*List rest someone I forgot*

Dylan Klebold:
Natural Born Killers
The Lost Highway
The Matrix?

I'm pretty sure both of them died before they got a chance to watch The Matrix.

Well it does say the Matrix was released to theaters on March 31st 1999

I don't think it was showing in Littleton at the time.

I’m about 90% sure Dylan made plans to see the midnight showing of the matrix on Wednesday, April 21 with Devon


Dylan also liked old movies like kind hearts and coronets and seven samurai.

Kimveer Gill:
V for Vendetta
Romeo and Juliet
Edward Scissorhands
The Crow
Bram Stokers Dracula
Sleepy Hollow
Bang Bang You're Dead
Girl Interrupted
Natural Born Killers
Carrie
The Rage Carrie 2
The Corpse Bride
44 Minutes:The North Hollywood Shootout
The Craft
Rivers Edge
The Island of Dr. Moreau
Friday the 13th
Halloween
Zero Day (Fuck Ya)
Queen of the Damned
Monster
House of Wax
Hide and Seek
Black Hawk Down
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Kill Bill Vol.2
The Cave
Dark Water
Enemy At The Gates
American History X
The Skeleton Key
Scream
Scream 2
Scream 3
The Chronicles of Riddick
Dead Presidents
Blow
Scarface
The Devil's Rejects
Final Destination
Final Destination 2
House of 1000 corpses
Doom
Saw
Saw 2
The Ring
The Ring 2
Little Nicky(I usually don't like comedys, but this movie fucking rocks)
The Excorcism of Emily Rose
Heat
Dog Day Afternoon
King Arthur
Troy
Stalingrad
Hostage (Mars kicks ass)
Serpico
The Shining
Platoon
Rambo First Blood Part 1 (They drew first blood, not Rambo)
Braveheart
Hotel Rwanda
Lord of the Rings:The Two Towers
Lord of The Rings:The Return of The King
Underworld
The Village
The Last Samurai
Menace II Society
We Were Soldiers
Alien VS Predator
Resident Evil Apocalypse
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

Alvaro Castillo: Elephant, Zero Day, Taxi Driver, The Good The Bad And The Ugly, and Bowling For Columbine.

Jon Romano: Groose Pointe Blank, south park bigger longer and uncut, The Frighteners, Cruel Intentions, Animal House, Blown Away, Bowling For Columbine, and 10 Things I Hate About You.

Seung-Hui Cho: X-Men

John Houser: The best years of our lives, a tree grows in Brooklyn, 20,000 Leagues under the sea, Casablanca, key largo, the last starfighter, goodfellas, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, Dr Strangelove, Harold and Maude, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Moonstruck, The Godfather 1 & 2, The Graduate, The Searchers, High Sierra, White Heat, The African Queen, How Green was my valley, my fair lady (70's Version), treasure of the sierra madre, Edward Scissorhands, Animal House, The Blues Brothers, Red River, and Star Wars.

James Holmes: Pulp Fiction, Dumb and Dumber, Hachico, The Star Wars Franchise, and The Batman Movie Franchise.

Lanza was very interested in movies, especially horror and muder ones. I remember him being very active in the thread about movies back on the old forums.

He wrote about Stalking Laura and also the estonian film "Klass" (school shooting film which deals with bullying, homophobia and social alienation as main themes)

Dmitry Vinogradov (credit to a user on tumblr): Taxi Driver, Mulholland Drive, Falling Down, Koyaanisqatsi, Melancholia, The Fly (not sure if it's 1958 or 1986), Videodrome, Natural Born Killers, Duel, The Thing (not sure if it's 1982 or 2011), 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance, Stalker, Solaris (not sure if it's 1968 or 1972) and An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano.

InsaneIntruder wrote:

Dmitry Vinogradov (...) Solaris (not sure if it's 1968 or 1972)

Well, it could be the 2002 one. Though seeing that he liked Stalker, then I assume Dmitry probably meant the 72' Solaris, as they are both by the same Director (Tarkovsky)

As a fun fact, S.Lem (the author of the book the films are based on) hated the 1972 film with a passion. Another useless fact: E.Harris liked Lem's writngs (although I don't remember which book me mentioned in specific).

Halcyon666 wrote:

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

 

God damn it Randy stop making it so easy for people like me to pick on you.

QuestionMark wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

 

God damn it Randy stop making it so easy for people like me to pick on you.

Randy cried to Let It Go and Randy enjoyed Home Alone 3

Halcyon666 wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

 

God damn it Randy stop making it so easy for people like me to pick on you.

Randy cried to Let It Go and Randy enjoyed Home Alone 3  

Halcyon666 wrote:

Randy cried to Let It Go and Randy enjoyed Home Alone 3  

Halcyon666 wrote:

Randy cried to Let It Go 

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Randy had a shit taste

Halcyon666 wrote:

Kimveer Gill:
V for Vendetta
Romeo and Juliet
Edward Scissorhands
The Crow
Bram Stokers Dracula
Sleepy Hollow
Bang Bang You're Dead
Girl Interrupted
Natural Born Killers
Carrie
The Rage Carrie 2
The Corpse Bride
44 Minutes:The North Hollywood Shootout
The Craft
Rivers Edge
The Island of Dr. Moreau
Friday the 13th
Halloween
Zero Day (Fuck Ya)
Queen of the Damned
Monster
House of Wax
Hide and Seek
Black Hawk Down
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Kill Bill Vol.2
The Cave
Dark Water
Enemy At The Gates
American History X
The Skeleton Key
Scream
Scream 2
Scream 3
The Chronicles of Riddick
Dead Presidents
Blow
Scarface
The Devil's Rejects
Final Destination
Final Destination 2
House of 1000 corpses
Doom
Saw
Saw 2
The Ring
The Ring 2
Little Nicky(I usually don't like comedys, but this movie fucking rocks)
The Excorcism of Emily Rose
Heat
Dog Day Afternoon
King Arthur
Troy
Stalingrad
Hostage (Mars kicks ass)
Serpico
The Shining
Platoon
Rambo First Blood Part 1 (They drew first blood, not Rambo)
Braveheart
Hotel Rwanda
Lord of the Rings:The Two Towers
Lord of The Rings:The Return of The King
Underworld
The Village
The Last Samurai
Menace II Society
We Were Soldiers
Alien VS Predator
Resident Evil Apocalypse
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

Alvaro Castillo: Elephant, Zero Day, Taxi Driver, The Good The Bad And The Ugly, and Bowling For Columbine.

Jon Romano: Groose Pointe Blank, south park bigger longer and uncut, The Frighteners, Cruel Intentions, Animal House, Blown Away, Bowling For Columbine, and 10 Things I Hate About You.

Seung-Hui Cho: X-Men

John Houser: The best years of our lives, a tree grows in Brooklyn, 20,000 Leagues under the sea, Casablanca, key largo, the last starfighter, goodfellas, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, Dr Strangelove, Harold and Maude, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Moonstruck, The Godfather 1 & 2, The Graduate, The Searchers, High Sierra, White Heat, The African Queen, How Green was my valley, my fair lady (70's Version), treasure of the sierra madre, Edward Scissorhands, Animal House, The Blues Brothers, Red River, and Star Wars.

James Holmes: Pulp Fiction, Dumb and Dumber, Hachico, The Star Wars Franchise, and The Batman Movie Franchise.

Hey thanks man i was gonna write kimveers movies sometime but you already did, also wasnt bowling for columbine a documentary?

Halcyon666 wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

 

God damn it Randy stop making it so easy for people like me to pick on you.

Randy cried to Let It Go and Randy enjoyed Home Alone 3  

Of course he did. Of fucking course. 

I'm shocked the dude found the motivation to keep living.

TheOne99 wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

Kimveer Gill:
V for Vendetta
Romeo and Juliet
Edward Scissorhands
The Crow
Bram Stokers Dracula
Sleepy Hollow
Bang Bang You're Dead
Girl Interrupted
Natural Born Killers
Carrie
The Rage Carrie 2
The Corpse Bride
44 Minutes:The North Hollywood Shootout
The Craft
Rivers Edge
The Island of Dr. Moreau
Friday the 13th
Halloween
Zero Day (Fuck Ya)
Queen of the Damned
Monster
House of Wax
Hide and Seek
Black Hawk Down
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Kill Bill Vol.2
The Cave
Dark Water
Enemy At The Gates
American History X
The Skeleton Key
Scream
Scream 2
Scream 3
The Chronicles of Riddick
Dead Presidents
Blow
Scarface
The Devil's Rejects
Final Destination
Final Destination 2
House of 1000 corpses
Doom
Saw
Saw 2
The Ring
The Ring 2
Little Nicky(I usually don't like comedys, but this movie fucking rocks)
The Excorcism of Emily Rose
Heat
Dog Day Afternoon
King Arthur
Troy
Stalingrad
Hostage (Mars kicks ass)
Serpico
The Shining
Platoon
Rambo First Blood Part 1 (They drew first blood, not Rambo)
Braveheart
Hotel Rwanda
Lord of the Rings:The Two Towers
Lord of The Rings:The Return of The King
Underworld
The Village
The Last Samurai
Menace II Society
We Were Soldiers
Alien VS Predator
Resident Evil Apocalypse
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction

Randy Stair: Frozen and Inside Out

Alvaro Castillo: Elephant, Zero Day, Taxi Driver, The Good The Bad And The Ugly, and Bowling For Columbine.

Jon Romano: Groose Pointe Blank, south park bigger longer and uncut, The Frighteners, Cruel Intentions, Animal House, Blown Away, Bowling For Columbine, and 10 Things I Hate About You.

Seung-Hui Cho: X-Men

John Houser: The best years of our lives, a tree grows in Brooklyn, 20,000 Leagues under the sea, Casablanca, key largo, the last starfighter, goodfellas, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, Dr Strangelove, Harold and Maude, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Moonstruck, The Godfather 1 & 2, The Graduate, The Searchers, High Sierra, White Heat, The African Queen, How Green was my valley, my fair lady (70's Version), treasure of the sierra madre, Edward Scissorhands, Animal House, The Blues Brothers, Red River, and Star Wars.

James Holmes: Pulp Fiction, Dumb and Dumber, Hachico, The Star Wars Franchise, and The Batman Movie Franchise.

Hey thanks man i was gonna write kimveers movies sometime but you already did, also wasnt bowling for columbine a documentary?

Bowling For Columbine is a documentary movie by Michael Moore, Jon Romano mentioned viewing the film in the letter and Alvaro mentioned how Bowling For Columbine changed Alvaro's life.

Jose Reyes (UPDATE):
300
The Machinist
Clockwork Orange

Eric Harris (Page 582 of JCSO 25,923 - 26,859): Lost Highway, Starship Troopers, Alien Resurrection, 2 Days in the Valley, Pulp Fiction, Enemy Gold, Aliens, Predator, The Fifth Element, Independence Day, Die Hard With A Vengeance, From Dusk Till' Dawn, The Rock, Demon Knight, Reservoir Dogs, Terminator, Terminator 2, Tremors 2, Event Horizon, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Dark City and Out of Sight.

Randy Stair enjoyed the Halloween and Friday The 13th movies.

Kimveer Gill wrote on his Vampire Freaks journal that The Punisher (2004) was "One kick-ass movie" on August 12, 2006, Kimveer enjoyed the movie Jarhead according to a newspaper when one of kimveer gill's friends was interviewed.

Halcyon666 wrote:

Eric Harris (Page 582 of JCSO 25,923 - 26,859): Lost Highway, Starship Troopers, Alien Resurrection, 2 Days in the Valley, Pulp Fiction, Enemy Gold, Aliens, Predator, The Fifth Element, Independence Day, Die Hard With A Vengeance, From Dusk Till' Dawn, The Rock, Demon Knight, Reservoir Dogs, Terminator, Terminator 2, Tremors 2, Event Horizon, Lost World: Jurassic Park, Dark City and Out of Sight.

Huh, really? I used to love that movie as a kid. Never would've thought a B-movie about giant sandworms would've been one of Eric's favorite films.

Robert Steinhauser enjoyed the movies The Matrix, Blade and From Dusk Till' Dawn

Coleman saved this quote from Lanza's account:

Smiggles wrote:

The best movie I’ve seen about a mass shooting was from Lifetime. Other than the issue of portraying Richard Farley as a cute engineer instead of a creepy technician, its immense amount of accurate details warrants its “based on a true story” status.

Elliot Rodger enjoyed the movies Alpha Dog, The Hunger Games, Chronicle and The Matrix

Anders Breivik enjoyed the movies 300, Dogville, Lord of The Rings, Star Wars, Passion of the Christ and Gladiator.

Halcyon666 wrote:

The Matrix

.

Where'd you find that?

TheOne99 wrote:

Halcyon666 wrote:

The Matrix

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Where'd you find that?

Elliot's Facebook page.

Guest wrote:

Elliot Rodger enjoyed the movies Alpha Dog,

There's no way in hell he liked Alpha Dog. Alpha Dog was a death sentence to him.

Barry Loukaitis - Natural Born Killers
Robert Hawkins - Superbad
Martin Bryant - Child's Play 2

Ziamber II wrote:

James Holmes - Batman, The Dark Knight Rises

damn...

Alvaro Castillo:
Taxi Driver
The Alien/Xenomorph movies
The Good The Bad The Ugly
Full Metal Jacket

Vladislav Roslyakov:
Lost Highway (1997)
Pulp Fiction (1994)
Stand By Me (1986)

His least favorite movie seemed to be American History X (1998) though.

Sabratha wrote:

Coleman saved this quote from Lanza's account:

Smiggles wrote:

The best movie I’ve seen about a mass shooting was from Lifetime. Other than the issue of portraying Richard Farley as a cute engineer instead of a creepy technician, its immense amount of accurate details warrants its “based on a true story” status.

Sounds like I Can Make You Love Me/Stalking Laura.

Daniil Pul’kin(attacked school with an axe, injured 1 girl before fleeing):
Zero Day

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] you know, it's funny.
Pul'kin based on word пуля (pulya). Пуля = bullet.

Nikolas Cruz:
Polytechnique
Lord Of War
Falling Down
Platoon

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It’s most likely already been posted but in Dylann Roofs list of favourite movies, he wrote ”Cinderella, minus the token black friend”.

TheOne99 wrote:

Nikolas Cruz:
Polytechnique
Lord Of War
Falling Down
Platoon

Source? It's not that I doubt you but I just want to know if there's any more information to this, like if he had certain opinions on the movies.

Actually come to think of it almost every post in this thread lacks a citation. I know we're not exactly Wikipedia but it would be nice to have verification for the things people are posting (barring really fucking obvious ones like E&D liking Natural Born Killers).

QuestionMark wrote:

TheOne99 wrote:

Nikolas Cruz:
Polytechnique
Lord Of War
Falling Down
Platoon

Source? It's not that I doubt you but I just want to know if there's any more information to this, like if he had certain opinions on the movies.

Actually come to think of it almost every post in this thread lacks a citation. I know we're not exactly Wikipedia but it would be nice to have verification for the things people are posting (barring really fucking obvious ones like E&D liking Natural Born Killers).

His search history

TheOne99 wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

TheOne99 wrote:

Nikolas Cruz:
Polytechnique
Lord Of War
Falling Down
Platoon

Source? It's not that I doubt you but I just want to know if there's any more information to this, like if he had certain opinions on the movies.

Actually come to think of it almost every post in this thread lacks a citation. I know we're not exactly Wikipedia but it would be nice to have verification for the things people are posting (barring really fucking obvious ones like E&D liking Natural Born Killers).

His search history

Ah. In that case I don't think I'm gonna be able to know if he had anything interesting to say about these films.

Thank you for providing a source.

.

malatic wrote:

Vladislav Roslyakov:
Lost Highway (1997)
Pulp Fiction (1994)
Stand By Me (1986)

His least favorite movie seemed to be American History X (1998) though.

Vladislav also liked the movie Klass

TheOne99 wrote:

malatic wrote:

Vladislav Roslyakov:
Lost Highway (1997)
Pulp Fiction (1994)
Stand By Me (1986)

His least favorite movie seemed to be American History X (1998) though.

Vladislav also liked the movie Klass

Along with Hobo With A Shotgun

Jaylen Fryberg:
(https://schoolshooters.info/sites/default/files/Jaylen_Fryberg_Investigation_0.pdf)
Fast & Furious
Transformers
The Dark Knight
The Smurfs

AD 19-95 wrote:

Jaylen Fryberg:
(https://schoolshooters.info/sites/default/files/Jaylen_Fryberg_Investigation_0.pdf)
Fast & Furious
Transformers
The Dark Knight
The Smurfs

You better not be talking about Bayformers.

AmericaMan wrote:

AD 19-95 wrote:

Jaylen Fryberg:
(https://schoolshooters.info/sites/default/files/Jaylen_Fryberg_Investigation_0.pdf)
Fast & Furious
Transformers
The Dark Knight
The Smurfs

You better not be talking about Bayformers.

Yep, he was a fan of bayformers

Howard Unruh:
I Cheated The Law
The Lady Gambles

I saw above that someone had already mentioned the film so I'll add to it, Kimveer Gill liked natural born killers and said that he liked Quentin Tarantino's films alot too.