Review of Someone to Watch Over Me (1987) by Bob Thomas for The Associated Press — 01 Feb 1993

There are splendid economies, too: Rogers' mirrored dressing-room registers first as a social humiliation for the cop, who can't find the exit, but later his intimacy with her surroundings gives him an edge over a killer.

There's little waste, though the thriller element could have been tuned up a bit.