Any movie with Sharon Tate becomes interesting in and of itself due to her horrific, tragic death. Without her this one is probably relegated to the trash heap. Really interesting that David Niven and Deborah Kerr were in this as well. Hard to believe they would have been in something like this as it is far from the usual for both of them.
Photography is great in addition to the great cast. However this just never goes anywhere. It is slow. The audience figures out something sinister is going on long before Deborah Kerr's character does. Subsequently we get to watch her puttering around and taking up screen time, but not really building any tension.
Too bad it wasn't better. Sharon Tate, the 60's, cool photography, Haloweeney vibe and great actors......should have been so much better.
Photography is great in addition to the great cast. However this just never goes anywhere. It is slow. The audience figures out something sinister is going on long before Deborah Kerr's character does. Subsequently we get to watch her puttering around and taking up screen time, but not really building any tension.
Too bad it wasn't better. Sharon Tate, the 60's, cool photography, Haloweeney vibe and great actors......should have been so much better.