IMDb RATING
6.1/10
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Somebody's killing rich married women in their homes - latest in a rich desert community outside Tucson. A married sound expert is prime suspect.Somebody's killing rich married women in their homes - latest in a rich desert community outside Tucson. A married sound expert is prime suspect.Somebody's killing rich married women in their homes - latest in a rich desert community outside Tucson. A married sound expert is prime suspect.
Pamela Guest
- Caryanne
- (as Pamela Seamon)
China Kong
- Ruby Hoy
- (as China Cammell)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAccording to Cathy Moriarty, Donald Cammell was so attentive to the dialogue that neither her or David Keith were allowed to ad-lib during their scenes. Moriarty has spoken of the difficulty she had with this at first, as it was the first time ever that a director hadn't allowed her to improvise.
- GoofsThe Detective says to Paul that they know of four people who have bought tires with tracks matching those at a murder scene and Paul is one of them. Paul then asks "What about those other four?" when he should say "What about those other three?"
- Quotes
Mike Desantos: Goddamn, I knew he'd come by. I knew you'd come by. I just knew it. I saw this whole place on television. On this tv I've got in my head.
Paul White: Reruns, right?
Mike Desantos: That's right, Paul. Reruns.
Paul White: Reruns.
- Crazy creditsIn the opening credit montage the films title dissolves in from a negative image of a sun glare.
- Alternate versionsThe 2014 UK Arrow Video Blu-ray release includes the original opening credits sequence featuring actor John Diehl.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Donald Cammell: The Ultimate Performance (1998)
Featured review
There's a lot going on in this movie, I just look forward to the day I can finally decode it, which doesn't sound like a good sign. There seems to be something vaguly supernatural at the core of it and something about love. On the subconcious level it seems to make sense, I just can't get anywhere when I try to analyse it consiously. For those put off by the accusations of style over substance, have faith, this is an fascinating movie. There's one moment that is absolutly hair-rasing, the moment when we finally realize that Keiths mind is living in a diffirent world. The only thing that lets the film down is the ending, which looks like a Hollywood style tag-on but probably isn't. Once the car chase starts it's time to leave.
- semanticon
- Oct 24, 2002
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $225,132
- Runtime1 hour 50 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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