Review of Body Double (1984) by Robbie Collin for The Telegraph — 05 Feb 1998
Body Double isn’t trash, misogynistic or otherwise. It’s unrepentantly trashy – not the kind of film you watch while your parents or kids are in the house, or with your curtains open. But it’s also a complex, provocative suspense thriller that bears comparison with the three immaculate Hitchcock classics – Vertigo, Psycho and Rear Window – it gleefully drags through the sludge.
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This review of Body Double (1984) was written by Robbie Collin and published by The Telegraph on 05 Feb 1998.
Body Double has generally received positive reviews.
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