The first fifteen minutes of "When A Stranger Calls" (1979) are quite possibly some of the most suspensful and finest
the horror genre has ever seen. You will be on the edge of your chair, this I kid you not.
"When A Stranger Calls" entails the story of Curt Duncan (Played by Tony Beckley), a psychopathic murderer who after being apprehended by Detective John Clifford (Played by Charles Durning)
and sent to Asylum, escapes to start more or less where he (Duncan) left off: murder.
However "When A Stranger Calls" is not as straight forward as one might very wrongfully anticipate on first impressions, it has many a twist in the story and boasts a finale quite possibly equally
as terrifying as the beginning of the movie - well it holds alot in common, let me just say that!
"When A Stranger Calls" is for certain, another precious part of our beloved horror movie genre and most certainly one you SHOULD watch alone (don't take the tag line too seriously)!
The first fifteen minutes of "When A Stranger Calls" (1979) are quite possibly some of the most suspensful and finest
the horror genre has ever seen. You will be on the edge of your chair, this I kid you not.
"When A Stranger Calls" entails the story of Curt Duncan (Played by Tony Beckley), a psychopathic murderer who after being apprehended by Detective John Clifford (Played by Charles Durning)
and sent to Asylum, escapes to start more or less where he (Duncan) left off: murder.
However "When A Stranger Calls" is not as straight forward as one might very wrongfully anticipate on first impressions, it has many a twist in the story and boasts a finale quite possibly equally
as terrifying as the beginning of the movie - well it holds alot in common, let me just say that!