Arthur Kennedy,
Ava Gardner,
Beverly D'Angelo,
Burgess Meredith,
Chris Sarandon
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A fashion model moves into an apartment in a house where she begins having strange physical problems, trouble sleeping at night, and some nasty flashbacks of her attempted suicide. She complains to th...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 7, 2004
Stats: 135 reviews
Don't let this impressive cast list fool you...most of them are in very minor roles. Though it is still fun seeing them in their "swinging 70's" mode. Christopher Walken (in a nearly speechless role) as a police detective "side-kick. Beverly D'Angelo as a lesbian/nymphet. Ava ...( read more)
Great cast. Too bad Jeff Goldblum and Chris Walken had such small parts. Alsmost to the point of needlessness, I think Walken said 1 line in the whole movie. Had some fun parts, but I was finding myself wishing there was more crazy messed up stuff.
Absolutely insane piece of celluloud. Michael Winner, you crazy bastard!
As i can recall I've never been this annoyed by music in a movie before. This movie has music way too often and it doesn't fit at all. For example spooky music plays when there is nothing spooky to be seen. This even has an opposite effect making the scenes silly. There are also ...( read more)
One of those 70's horror movie gems. For true horror fans, this movie does not disappoint. The visuals in this movie were astounding for the era and definitely pushed the envelope.
I watched this years ago on reg. TV. This was much better with many scenes that were deleted for reg TV viewing. a very young Christopher Walken. Fun to watch
2 scary but really scary scenes and creepy an crazy things but still the movie don't manage to entretain all the time
The book was much creepier but the movie is creepy enough. Worth watching if you like those "destiny" type horror movies. Very strange to see Sylvia Miles as a young woman.
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