Review of Peeping Tom (1960) by Toronto D — 03 Nov 2009
Considered very shocking in it'sdy it has gathered fans over the years including Martin Scorsese who have helped bring this film back to prominence. Karl Bohm is a strange creepy documentary film director who takes smutty pictures on the side in order to survive.
He has vivid flashbacks to the games his father a psychologist used to film of him as a child...Lying in bed and being awoken by a lizard being thrown on the covers for instance. He begins murdering young women with a spike concealed in the tripod of his camera and they actually witness their own last moments as he films them in a concave metal mirror which reflects light back onto their faces.
A gripping thriller with Bohm fantastically frigid as Mark with Anna Massey as the young girl who he attempts to form a bond with.
This review of Peeping Tom (1960) was written by Toronto D on 03 Nov 2009.
Peeping Tom has generally received very positive reviews.
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