One scene is where a man, having just left a bar, is walking at night possibly in the rain on a city street with construction scaffolding and canvas up over the sidewalks and colored lights illuminating the street (Similar to a scene in The First Deadly Sin – 1980). He thinks he hears someone in the dark and trails after the unknown person. The unknown person, however, gets away unseen, and the man trailing gives up.

The ending climax is where a woman enters her city apartment. Minutes later, a person with a weird (old woman’s?) wig and disguise bursts in the door and begins attacking the woman. The police? then enter and eventually subdue person, saving the woman. (Similar to a scene in Dead Again – 1991)

I think this was a made for TV movie or TV episode. It is not The First Deadly Sin, Dead Again, Dressed to Kill, The Rain Killer, Sliver Sea of Love, Someone’s Watching Me. Please help.

One scene is where the hero, having just left a bar, is walking at night on large city streets, and thinks he hears someone in the dark. He trails after whom he thinks might be a deranged killer that has recently been in the news. The streets are dark, and there is construction scaffolding and canvas up over the sidewalks with colored lights illuminating them.

The movie’s ending climax is where the heroine enters her apartment building, rides up to her floor and goes into her apartment. Minutes later, the killer (woman?) with a weird wig and disguise bursts in and begins to attack the heroine. The hero, having followed heroine to apartment, then enters and eventually shoots the killer dead, saving the heroine. Having been previously notified, the police finally arrive as the movie ends.

I have looked at most of the better known 1970-1980s serial killer movies, and I am pretty sure that it was a Made for TV movie or possibly a TV show episode. It is not Dressed To Kill or The Rain Killer, and it is not a Charles Bronson or Sylvester Stalone movie.

One scene is where the hero, having just left a bar, is walking at night on large city streets, and thinks he hears someone in the dark. He trails after whom he thinks might be a deranged killer that has recently been in the news. The streets are dark, and there is construction scaffolding and canvas up over the sidewalks with colored lights illuminating them.

The movie’s ending climax is where the heroine enters her apartment building, rides up to her floor and goes into her apartment. Minutes later, the killer (woman?) with a weird wig and disguise bursts in and begins to attack the heroine. The hero, having followed heroine to apartment, then enters and eventually shoots the killer dead, saving the heroine. Having been previously notified, the police finally arrive as the movie ends.

This movie is not Dressed To Kill or The Rain Killer, and it is not a Charles Bronson or Sylvester Stalone movie. I have looked at most of the better known regular serial killer movies, and I am pretty sure that it was a made for TV movie or TV episode.

One scene is where the hero is out at night on the city streets, having just left a bar, and thinks he hears someone in the dark. He trails after whom he thinks might be a deranged killer that has been in the news. The streets are dark and there is construction scaffolding and canvas up over the sidewalks with colored lights illuminating them. He finally gives up trailing and at that point possibly calls the police. <p>

The movie’s ending climax is where the heroine enters her apartment building, rides up to her floor and goes into her apartment. Minutes later, the killer (woman?) with a weird wig and disguise bursts in and begins to attack the heroine with knife. The hero, having followed heroine to apartment, then enters and eventually shoots the killer dead, saving the heroine. Having been previously notified, the police finally arrive as the movie ends.<p>

It is not Dressed To Kill, and it is not a Charles Bronson or Sylvester Stalone movie.

One scene is where the hero is out at night on the city streets, having just left a bar, and thinks he hears someone in the dark.  He trails after whom he thinks might be a deranged  killer that has been in the news.  The streets are dark and there  is construction scaffolding and canvas up over the sidewalks with colored lights illuminating them.  He finally gives up trailing and at that point possibly calls the police.   The movie’s ending climax is where the heroine enters her apartment building, rides up to her floor and goes into her apartment.  Minutes later, the killer (woman?) with a weird wig and disguise bursts in and begins to attack the heroine with knife.  The hero, having followed heroine to apartment, then enters and eventually shoots the killer dead, saving the heroine.  Having been previously notified, the police finally arrive as the movie ends.