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Format: VHS
Sep 2001
Rated R
Recording Mode: (unknown)
105 min.
Color
UPC: 018713040404 |
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Details
Movie Description
In this film that combines lute slick premises with lute gore, a lonely wife follows her shrink's advice and seeks comfort in a stranger. After a seductive, dangerous encounter, the wife meets a homicidal maniac. The victim's son and the prostitute who discovers the body team up to track down the killer, a tall blonde woman with a trenchcoat and a razorblade.
Synopsis
In this film that combines Hitchcock's slick premises with modern-day gore, a lonely wife follows her shrink's advice and seeks comfort in a stranger. After a seductive, dangerous encounter, the wife meets a homicidal maniac. The prostitute who discovers the body and the victim's son must track the killer, a tall blonde "woman" with a trenchcoat and a razorblade.
Film Notes
Theatrical Release: June 23, 1980.
Includes split-screen sequences.
Industry Reviews
"...[An] erotic and provocative thriller..."
Travers
Included in the New York Times "10 BEST FILMS OF 1980"
New York Times - p.II:15 - Vincent Canby (12/28/1980)
"...A witty, romantic, psychological horror film....The performers are excellent..."
New York Times - Vincent Canby (07/25/1980)
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