Movie On Baby Murderer Kermit Gosnell Finally Gets A Distribution Deal

Remember Kermit Gosnell? He’s the horrific abortion doctor who ran straight up baby murder clinics. The man cut the spinal cords of babies born alive and was ultimately convicted of murder. He used to joke about the size of the babies he murdered, saying, “This baby is big enough to walk around with me or walk me to the bus stop.”

He ruthlessly murdered them and joked about it.

The left doesn’t want to talk about the reality of what that man did. At the time, Obama’s White House refused to issue a comment. Carney was all, “Well, again, you’re relating it to a case that I can’t comment on and the president can’t comment on. I would simply say that the president’s position on choice is very clear. His position on the basic principle that, as President Clinton said, abortions ought to be safe, legal and rare is very clear. I just don’t have comment that could shed light on this specific case.”

The Obama administration couldn’t condemn Gosnell, because it would’ve opened the door for people to question the morality of their general stance on abortion. Sure, Gosnell is EXTRA horrific, but there are more Gosnells out there. “Safe” abortions still involve MURDERING the babies, ripping them from limb to limb and sucking them out with the medical equivalent of a vacuum cleaner.

All that being said, there’s been a breakthrough in the film industry, and liberals aren’t going to like it.

The filmmakers thought they had a theatrical deal a year ago, but a judge sued to block the film. The issue was recently resolved.

The executive producer called it “a really hard road,” but Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer will open in as many as 750 theaters in October through a distribution deal with GVN Releasing, the filmmakers said Tuesday.

The movie stars Dean Cain as the lead detective who pursued the case of Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia abortion doctor who is serving a life sentence for the murder of three infants and the involuntary manslaughter of one of his adult patients.

The film, made in 2014, is based on a grand jury report that accuses Gosnell of gruesome activities, like killing “hundreds” of “newborns” by sticking scissors into their necks. The filmmakers, though, are hoping to avoid an R-rating.

“The fanatic subject matter poses a risk,” said executive producer John Sullivan, perhaps best known for co-directing Dinesh D’Souza’s first two documentary films. “We were very careful not to make it too graphic. Gosnell saving feet of infants in jars as trophies plays a role, and you’ll see him take scissors out, but that part plays out as theater of the mind.”

The movie, directed by Nick Searcy, also explores how Gosnell got away with a crime spree that allegedly lasted for many years because bureaucrats and reporters were uninterested in investigating claims made against the doctor.

I love what Searcy had to say about it.

“No matter what your stance is on abortion, you will have a more informed opinion after you see Gosnell,” he said.

That’s the thing. This movie will reaffirm the stance of pro-lifers, but I have a feeling it will create a moral crisis within pro-abortion feminists, which is exactly why the left will try to bury this movie. They don’t want to feel a shred of conviction.

h/t Hollywood Reporter