Director Richard W. Haines (known for low-budget horror) later admitted in a rare 2018 interview that the script was rewritten daily. "We had the title first," Haines said. " Model for Murder: The Centerfold Killer was too good not to use. So we wrote a movie around it. We threw in every cliché: the jealous rival, the sleazy agent, the final girl running through a photo studio with strobe lights flashing. It was chaos."
Over the next several years, similar murders took place, all with eerily similar characteristics. The victims were all young, all beautiful, and all involved in the fashion industry in some way. The killer seemed to be targeting models, or women who aspired to be models, and his methods were becoming increasingly brutal. Model for Murder- The Centerfold Killer
Another useful feature could be a leading up to each murder, including photo shoot schedules, parties, and last known sightings — making it easier to spot inconsistencies in suspect stories. Director Richard W
