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Titolo originale: Deadly Strangers

1975
R
1h 28min

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAmidst public warnings of a dangerous patient who's escaped from a mental hospital, a young Belle Adams (Hayley Mills) hitches rides on the highway with various assortment of motorists.Amidst public warnings of a dangerous patient who's escaped from a mental hospital, a young Belle Adams (Hayley Mills) hitches rides on the highway with various assortment of motorists.Amidst public warnings of a dangerous patient who's escaped from a mental hospital, a young Belle Adams (Hayley Mills) hitches rides on the highway with various assortment of motorists.

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This movie was originally intended to be part of a television anthology series to be called "Silhouettes".

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At 48 minutes: At the petrol station when Stephen sees Malcolm and Belle in the open-topped sports car drive by, it can be seen by the different background features and the type of road, that the close-up of the sports car was filmed at a different location.

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the final credits appear over a shot in which we see through a peephole two male nurses walk away

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Referenced in Psychos in Love (1987)

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7/10

Flashes of style and suspense on a nothing-budget

Young British man offers stranded, pretty girl a lift--but is he the psychopathic killer all the police are searching for? Damp, chilly film from the UK does boast a stylish direction (the rolling compact, the chase in the parking structure) and fine performances from the principals, particularly Hayley Mills in what must have been just a quick movie-stop on her busy theatrical schedule of the 1970s. Mills isn't flatteringly photographed here, but she's a natural, never winking at the camera for affect and never adding more to a scene than is needed. Nerve-jangling yarn will probably surprise you with its twists. It has a compact screenplay and is well paced. **1/2 from ****