Who Else has Seen This Movie?

I missed it. I wanted to watch it because of Lee Philips but it slipped my mind. Hopefully when it repeats I'll catch it.

I saw this on "Chiller Theater" on WPIX TV in the late sixties. All I recall was the opening and James Farentino pulling out a switchblade

It's available through Netflix. Not a great movie, but watchable. The lovely Kaye Elhardt has a nude scene in the first few minutes. It's worth a look just for that!

Saw it today, nothing great but entertaining

6/10

When there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...

Was James Farentino playing himself in this flick?

I saw it maybe 10 years ago and enjoyed it . When I saw it was brought in for 42 k , I was amazed , it really is exceptional for that price !

Movie girl: I recall seeing this movie when I was a kid of 11 or 12. It was pretty scary! My older sister and I watched a station one summer that showed British, Italian and American horror films. I can only say that it really scared me! Soon I saw Blood and Black Lace, another shocker.

In recalling it later, I found that there was a 70's film with the same title, but completely unrelated.
Just saw your post and wondered if there was anyone else who was impressed by this film. I for one was totally shocked at the ending. (When I got over the heart-stopping suspense, I thought of how well the film was made).

THis is doubly true now, as I have seen more shocker films that are too violent and gross. This one holds the level of suspense and has a more balanced aspect of showing violence than many films today. It shows you the events in a shocking manner, but as I recall does not go way over the top. (Of course that was quite a few years ago in the mid-60's that I saw the film).

Does anyone know where to locate a copy? I think the original title was
Psycho-Mania.

It's pretty good. It's historically interesting for being a well made 1963 movie with a fair amount of nudity (if you watch it on DVD).