In the chilling thriller I Am Not a Serial Killer, a disturbed teenager named John Wayne Cleaver, played with unnerving intensity by Max Records, lives by a strict set of rules to suppress his own dark, sociopathic urges. His controlled world, which revolves around helping at his mother's mortuary in a small, snowbound town, is shattered when a real serial killer begins preying on local residents. As the body count rises, John's morbid fascination with the killer's methods clashes with a desperate need to protect his community, particularly his elderly neighbor, played by the legendary Christopher Lloyd. Directed by Billy O'Brien, this taut psychological thriller masterfully blurs the lines between hunter and hunted, forcing John to confront the terrifying possibility that the only person capable of stopping a monster is one who understands its mind all too well. With a gripping atmosphere of creeping dread and a compelling performance from Laura Fraser as John's worried mother, the film explores the chilling question of whether a potential monster can become a hero.