The Freeway Killer begins with Bonin (Scott Leet) in jail recalling his past murderous exploits to the mother of one of the victims. Unfolding in storied flashbacks the film graphically displays some of the murders that took place in Orange County and Los Angeles between the years 1979-80. This real life horror film ironically does not portray some of the more graphic instances of rape and torture in an attempt to focus on the entertainment value of the story rather than the horrifying informative aspects of this real life homicide cases.

One of the first aspects of the film that will blow viewers away is the neurotic portrayal of William Bonin by Scott Leet. Unbeknownst to some Scott Leet has been in at least fifteen televised productions and this actor portrays the paranoia of Bonin like a talented magician. Displaying several tricks of the acting trade, Leet confidently switches from controlling manipulator to vulnerable loneliness sometimes within seconds. While honourable mentions go to Michael Rooker (Penance) as Detective St. John and Dusty Sorg as Vernon Butts, Leet really steals the show!

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