This film, centered around a disturbed individual pursuing a therapist’s clientele in Los Angeles, appeared five months after “Friday the 13th” and aligns with earlier movies like "Haunts," "Schizo," "The Toolbox Murders,” and "Don't Go in the House"—all drawing inspiration from Hitchcock’s “Psycho.” Marianna Hill, who was thirty-eight years old during filming but still appeared youthful, delivers a convincing perfor…

What’s behind the deaths of the women attending Marianna Hill’s therapy sessions? Could it be the unsettling psychiatrist Klaus Kinski? Perhaps his daughter Donna Wilkes, who is struggling and appears in a short nude sequence that brought back memories of McLean Stevenson's "Hello Larry"? Or maybe Marianna's former husband Craig Wasson? It could even be Christopher Lloyd as a disgruntled handyman or young detective J…

This mystery-thriller works reasonably well and is quite enjoyable. It’s just another film from the eighties that doesn't necessarily stand out, but I found myself engaged from beginning to end. It was also nice to spot Christopher Lloyd in an earlier role—though he had already been on *Taxi* for a couple of years prior to this movie coming out. **3.25/5**