Part of the excellent group of horror movies directed by Walker in the 70s, with a mix of exploitation attitudes and B-movie sensibilities, but also with a recognisable personality. It has again one of its best qualities in the presence of the memorable Sheila Keith, that dominates the movie, and it's a sad and gloomy film. It's good to see Walker's filmography being rediscovered in later years, because he is one of the most unique authors of English genre cinema.
Review of Frightmare
