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15 March 1974 (Finland) moreTagline:
Duo-Vision. No Glasses - All You Need Are Your Eyes. morePlot:
A tongue-in-cheek psycho movie in "Duo-vision." The entire feature employs the split-screen technique... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Silly but not bad moreCast
(Complete credited cast)| David Bailey | ... | Rick Stewart | |
| Tiffany Bolling | ... | Lisa James | |
| Randolph Roberts | ... | Jason Gant | |
| Scott Brady | ... | Police Sgt. Ramsey | |
| Edd Byrnes | ... | Henry Peter 'Hank' Lassiter | |
| Diane McBain | ... | Dolores Hamilton | |
| Roger Bowen | ... | Simmons, Hotel Manager | |
| Madeleine Sherwood | ... | Lenore Karadyne | |
| Stefanianna Christopherson | ... | Genny (as Indira Danks) | |
| Arthur O'Connell | ... | Mr. Fenley, Hotel Engineer | |
| Jack Knight | ... | Bill Broderick | |
| Patsy Garrett | ... | Mrs. Griswald - Housekeeper | |
| Robert Nichols | ... | Fred, Day Clerk | |
| Kirk Bates | ... | Owen Williams (as Kirk Bates and The Leaves of Grass) | |
| Maryesther Denver | ... | Adele Moffett - Organist |
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2.35 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Continuity: After serving Rick and Lisa their drinks, the tray that Hank's carrying jumps from his left hand to his right as he crosses the frame of the split-screen. moreSoundtrack:
I'll Be Myself moreFAQ
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Movie takes place at a huge seaside hotel in California. In it handyman Jason (Randolph Roberts) attacks and kills blonde women. He then hides the bodies so they just go missing. The hotel has a security man searching for the people and beautiful Lisa James (Tiffany Bolling) is hired to sing there. She has black hair...but decides to wear a blonde wig which has Jason after her.
This was the first (and last) film shot in "Duo Vision"--basically a split screen used in 99.9% of the film (there are a few shots in the film not using it). It actually works pretty good sometimes. You see a person on one side of the screen and see what he's thinking of on the other. Still, it's just basically a gimmick to sell the film (it didn't work). The story itself is familiar and the killings are pretty non-bloody (this has a PG rating), but the acting itself is actually not half bad and the film kept my interest. Not a camp classic by any means but an OK film with a well-used split screen process. I give this a 7.