Review of The Prowler (1981) by Chris Cabin for Slant Magazine — 22 May 2006
What the film lacks in narrative drive, coherence, and performance, it makes up with thoughtful lighting, strong cinematography from Raoul Lomas and an uncredited João Fernandes, and, of course, Savini’s lovingly overblown and impossible splatter effects.
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This review of The Prowler (1981) was written by Chris Cabin and published by Slant Magazine on 22 May 2006.
The Prowler has generally received mixed reviews.
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