An attractive, leggy blonde is so obsessively convinced that her husband has been talking in his sleep about an extramarital affair - and that his liaison is with their neighbor's wife - that she disables and ties him up and kidnaps his supposed lover, threatening to shoot them both unless they confess. The husband heatedly denies both the sleep talking and the alleged affair, while the accuser's therapist has been skeptical of the allegations. Earlier, the husband was befriended by the neighbor, who seems needy, likes to drink, owns a handgun, and - like the blonde across the street - is suspicious that his spouse may be cheating on him. Also, the blonde had encountered a sympathetic man in a parking lot while she was sobbing in distress.
The film is well acted and suspenseful enough to keep the viewer invested in the action. The characterizations seem to justify the twisty resolution of the plot, but barely. Viewers may be slightly annoyed, but probably not enough to pan the film.
