a review of

There's a lot going on here, and so many things are kinda left unbuttoned, but much of it might not even really matter(?). The story works extremely well though if I think of it more as a story told only from Harry's (a great as always Roy Scheider) perspective and that he's pretty unreliable given his PTSD. Janet Margolin was also great at becoming whoever she needed to be in any given scene. (Also, love it when two people meet and like two days into their acquaintance they're off to the races, romantically speaking - slow down, kids!) Anyway, pretty good early Demme doing Hitchcock, and looking forward to future viewings.