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Slow-moving and dark, this Klute clone stars Talia Shire as Emily Hollander, a retiring, painfully introverted woman with a stutter who advertises her insecurity. She is attacked one day and her anguish recorded on tape by her assailant. It soon becomes apparent that her wacko lesbian neighbor Andrea (Elizabeth Ashley) is in love with her but too demented to express herself openly. She hired the assailant, though exactly why is not clear. Detective Bob Luffrono (Joseph Cortese) is called in to watch over Emily and perhaps corner her attacker. The relationship between Emily and the detective starts to slowly heat up, but meanwhile, there is Andrea with her telescope, spying on Emily and definitely up to no good.

Cast

Talia Shire
as Emily Hollander
Elizabeth Ashley
as Andrea Glassen
Joe Cortese
as Bob Luffrono
Joseph Cortese
as Det. Bob Luffrono
Kay Medford
as Ida Marx
Michael Gorrin
as Sam Marx
Russell Horton
as Steven Hollander
Michael Lipton
as Dr. Marin
Bryce Bond
Rick Petrucelli
as Obecny
Ron Ryan
as Det. Swid
Linda Gillin
as Policewoman
Tony DiBenedetto
as Nick
Ken Chapin
as Renting Agent
Marty Greene
as Ira
Bill Handy
as Desk Officer
Robert Hodge
as Desk Sergeant
J. Patrick McNamara
as Doorman
Kyle-Scott Jackson
as Detective
Pat McNamara
as Doorman
Gerald Vichi
as Ben
Oliver
as Jennifer, the Cat
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We suspect right at the beginning that so-and-so is going to turn out to be the villain... and then, an hour later, after the plot thickens, there is the less-than-astonishing revelation that so-and-so is indeed the villain -- just as we suspected.

Apr 30, 2018 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
Chicago Sun-Times
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You can't help wondering how the filmmakers contrived to rationalize this idle mixture of the vicious and the ludicrous to themselves.

Apr 30, 2018 | Full Review…
Washington Post
Top Critic

The most despicably silly movie of the year.

Apr 28, 2018 | Full Review…
Boston Globe
Top Critic

Nothing gels here, because the screenplay provides no logic or motivation.

Apr 30, 2018 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
TV Guide

Although it's billed as a romantic thriller, the thrill is gone once the only plot twist is revealed -- which is instantly.

Apr 30, 2018 | Full Review…
People Magazine
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