I Saw What You Did

I Saw What You Did (1965)

  • 54% of users liked it
    (5,978 ratings)

With true William Castle-style flamboyance the advertisements for I Saw What You Did intrigued non-etymologically inclined audiences by warning them that this suspenseful thriller was about uxoricide. He then had some of the theaters where the film was shown equipped with seat belts so frightened… More

Unrated, 1 hr. 22 min.
Directed By
William Castle
Written By
William P. McGivern
Genres
Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Classics
In Theaters
Jul 21, 1965 Wide
On DVD
Aug 24, 1999

Critic Reviews

  • Pablo Villaca, Cinema em Cena

    Envelhecendo terrivelmente mal, torna-se risível em função da trilha sonora nada apropriada, das péssimas atuações das protagonistas e do roteiro que desperdiça a boa premissa.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • AJ V


    This could have been a good movie, but it felt unbalanced. There are two worlds being shown: the young girls and the murderer. The parts with the girls keeps the movie light and fluffy and dull, but the part with the murderer start out dull and get more interesting towards the end.… More

  • Tim S


    Well let me say that, first of all, I am a William Castle fan. Second of all, I think the man WAS capable of making pictures that didn't involve gags or gimmicks. He made very few of them during the height of his career, mainly to silence critics who accused him of being a… More

  • Lafe F


    Two girls get more than they bargained for when playing a prank phone call game and phoning complete strangers to say "I saw what you did..." and connect with a murderer who comes after them. These girls are somewhat charming. It's perhaps a cautionary tale not to make… More

  • Eric B


    I've rarely seen a film so sabotaged by its score. Great premise (see plot synopsis above), but the music -- crafted in that light, whimsical style of '60s sitcoms like "Bewitched," "I Dream of Jeannie," etc. -- makes every scene less scary than it should… More

  • Audrey L


    Bad movie! Bad bad movie!!!!! Casting Bad.Direction Bad. Actng REAL bad. A word about Joan Crawford-creepy and withered,overacting splendidly. This movie was made in 1965 and "directed" by William Castle at a time when Joan's best work was behind her..I can liken Joan… More

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