We kick off Book to Screen April with a film based on a Jim Thompson book that delves deep into the psyche of a sociopath attempting to keep up the facade of a small-town sheriff, The Killer Inside Me (1976). Pulp-Serenade's Cullen Gallagher and Mondo Heather's Heather Drain stop by to discuss the comparisons to the book, the dreadful remake, and who else could have played Lou Ford.

Starring the physically-imposing Stacy Keach as the unhinged sheriff Lou Ford, he attempts to keep his facade up in small-town Montana all the while the world around him spins harder out of control. He gets involved with Susan Tyrrell's Joyce and Tisha Sterling's Amy, two women who will shape the outcome of his life, and their lives as well.

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