Heartsick

harmed Gretchen Lowell was a stunning serial murderer that Portland detective Archie Sheridan tracked for many years before she ultimately captured him. Gretchen abducted Archie two years ago and tormented him for 10 days before deciding to let him free for unknown reasons. Gretchen has been imprisoned for the rest of her life after turning herself in, and Archie is in a different type of jail since he is dependent on painkillers, unable to go back to his previous life, and unable to forget those ten terrible days. His estranged wife claims Archie has changed, and he acknowledges that she is correct. Even though he is aware that he is unable to stay away, he nevertheless pays Gretchen a weekly visit in jail, claiming that he is the only one who can get her to confess to the locations of more of her victims.

Archie needs to gather himself sufficiently to take charge of the new task team looking into the killings as a second murderer starts robbing adolescent girls off Portland's streets. A dangerous game involving Archie, Susan, the new murderer, and even Gretchen begins when Susan Ward, an eager young newspaper writer, starts profiling Archie and the investigation. Once a murderer is apprehended, maybe Archie will be able to permanently break away from Gretchen. In any case, Heartsick is among the most remarkable suspenseful films to come out in a long time.