This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Okay, so Hugh hates Mormons. Why? The movie won’t tell you.
It also won’t tell you how the hell all those women went missing down there and no one has ever wondered why this guy keeps requesting missionaries and pamphlets.
And for the most interesting part to be the layout of the house, East’s escape is rushed and for her saving grace to have been the scale model, it would've been nice for the film to feature more than a single overhead shot of its maze.
Not as depressing or gripping as A Woman Under the Influence but a depressing witness of womanhood nonetheless.
Wanda’s apathy for self-correction and her impressionable naievity disrupted the core of my own femininity. Barbara Loden does the job flawlessly.
With a few incredible (unforgettable, really) frames, while I hope to never rewatch this film, I leave it a ⭐⭐⭐ 1/2
A modern day Hansel & Gretel for its time. Also strong notes of a Richard Ramirez community takedown.
I hope the underwater car scene lives in my memory forever.
