Fascinating study of deception in which Lindsay Crouse's limited acting range is very effective. It possibly works better as a sort of dramatised "The Real Hustle" (if you see what I mean) but it has an energy that later Mamet puzzle-scripts sorely lack.
This review of House of Games (1987) was written by Tom S on 03 Mar 2008.
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