Eerie
I found the first scene in the garage and that bathroom scene especially to be very eerie and spine chilling. That's what makes a great horror/suspense film.
shareSaw this again for the first time in many years and surprised to see how well it holds up. Wonderful time capsule of a San Francisco long gone now. Great Mancini score, he was king in the early sixties, faded later. Remick, Ford, Powers and Martin are great in the leads,great supports too. Wonderful nostalgia...the bay bridge had two way traffic on the upper deck back then. Later in was converted to one way because of the increase in traffic,
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