Stamp of a Killer (1987)

Film Overview
"Stamp of a Killer" is an American made-for-television thriller movie that aired on October 12, 1987. Directed by Larry Elikann, this cooling movie stars Judith Light and Jimmy Smits in the lead roles. The narrative circle a strange attacker with an unique modus operandi who poses a danger to a single mom and her child.

Plot Summary
Judith Light plays the character Julie Clayton, a single, diligent mother who adopts a boy called Timmy. Jimmy Smits plays the function of Daniel, a policeman who ends up being an unanticipated ally and love interest. The relaxing life of Julie and her kid is interfered with when they get a parcel with a stamp inscribed with a killer's threatening message. This intense story unravels this threatening risk skulking in the shadows and the relentless pursuit of fact and security.

Julie Clayton works a dull job at the post workplace, sorting mail. One day she mistakenly drops a plan revealing the sender's threatening message sculpted onto a distinct stamp. The sender, who turns out to be a psychopathic killer, determines his victims using these special stamps for this reason the film's title "Stamp of a Killer".

The Serial Killer's Obsession
The serial killer displays a fetish for stamps and uses them as a means of targeting his victims. This results in multiple murders, which all display the same disconcerting pattern - a special stamp left at the murder scene. This serial killer seems to discover Julie and her kid appealing prospective victims as he begins to direct ominous bundles towards them. The primary character's life is turned upside down as the hazard becomes more palpable.

The Fight for Survival
Realizing she has been targeted, Julie ends up being embroiled in a defend survival for herself and her boy. This battle heightens the thriller and tension as both the protagonist and viewers try to decipher the mind of a killer who murders without doubt and leaves a spooky, unique stamp as his calling card. Julie employs the assistance of Daniel, a regional police officer who helps her in her mission to evade the cold-blooded killer while attempting to figure out his identity.

Climax and Conclusion
In an exhilarating climax, Julie and Daniel manage to unveil the true identity of the serial killer. Their terrifying experience culminates in a heart-stopping conflict in between Julie, Daniel, and the ruthless killer.

The film wraps up with a sense of resolution as the once threatened mother and boy go from being possible victims to survivors. Julie's bravery and wit conserve the day, with her forming a deeper bond with Daniel, who waited her side till completion.

Last Assessment
"Stamp of a Killer" spreads over a spine-chilling narrative where the ordinary life of a female becomes a thrilling survival quest. Backed by good performances, especially by Judith Light, the movie pulls audiences into a world of suspense and adrenaline. Despite its primary setting being such a typical, daily place-- a post workplace, the plot is interesting, combined with a component of unpredictability, making "Stamp of a Killer" an incredible thriller for the audience.

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