Réalisation:
Richard C. SarafianScénario:
Paul DehnPhotographie:
Oswald MorrisMusique:
Johnny HarrisActeurs·trices:
David Hemmings, Gayle Hunnicutt, Flora Robson, Adolfo Celi, Roland Culver, Daniel Massey, Arthur Lowe, Philip Stone, Kenneth Cranham (plus)Résumés(1)
In this ncredibly creepy thriller, reformed drug addict Tim Brett attempts to investigate the recent murder of his elderly aunt. Unfortunately, given his past, no one is interested in his theories - except, of course, the killer.
A recovering drug addict, Tim Brett (David Hemmings) is determined to solve the mystery of his aunt's brutal murder. Searching for a mysterious group called "The Stepping Stones," he meets a strange woman who gives him an ominous letter. Later, Tim receives a tape in the mail that ends with a sinister laugh. It's soon determined, however, that the letter was typed on Tim's typewriter and the laughter is his. Convinced he's being watched and followed, Tim's paranoia becomes a major source of concern to his fiancée Julie (Gayle Hunnicutt), who wonders if Tim's getting too close to his Aunt's killers or is slowly going insane. (Cinemax)
(plus)Critiques (1)
I can't help but like the overall atmosphere of this film immensely. David Hemmings was given a role that suited him perfectly, and although the script is ultimately not great, he played his part superbly. It made me want to watch every minute and I was in suspense about what was going to happen and how it was going to turn out.
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