Like a lot of serial killers, the protagonists in question come from a background of crime, poverty and lack of opportunity which build to create the monsters they turn into. The acting in this is fantastic and the suspense builds like a slow pressure cooker. The main character, Jaime, is an unfortunate soul as his strength of character does not allow him to break free from the nightmare that awaits him as he is slowly implicated by the "friendly" older father like figure who comes into his life.
The movie is gritty, sombre and very well acted. You really feel like it is the 90's and everything is convincing about it.
I dont want to say too much more as it is better to see it as blind as possible so as to enjoy it. It is violent both graphically and emotionally so don't expect a sunday drive ride.
That said, definitely worth to check out and what it.
[ The Snowtown Murders (IMDB)](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1680114/)
I apologize to Pioneer, I deleted this thread accidentally while cleaning out forum spam this morning, before having enough coffee. The original posting and text is his, not mine.