Well, from early on you can see the killer kill his victims with a surgical instrument with surgical precision all around the country. Before the movie get's even to the halfway point a rather central character introduces himself as a surgeon and says that because of his job he has to travel around the country a lot. There you are sitting in the theater thinking....so....this guy is obviously the killer....now what's the point? The only thing missing from that scene was a flashing light above his head that read "KILLER" in bold letters.

Lol well I had my bets on him from the previews because the voice over of the killer had the same accent as the main character... Thank you!

I'd little trouble guessing the killer (it did take stamina to force myself past the cringe-worthy awkward parts.)

I'm not someone who tries to do that when watching a film; if I can figure things out correctly w/o really trying, the film has failed as a mystery. This one's very, very short on suspense. Cliche'd and inert and horribly, horribly edited.

Sloppy voice-overs, wasted cast members, pointless violence, perfunctory reasons behind all the killings. Of course no explanation why the killer chooses to build those ding-bat snowmen (or outlines of) often right out in public where no one ever see him, apparently.