Films

On one side of the screen, the disturbed bellboy of the Grandview Hotel reaps all the blonde female guests he can find. On the other, we see all of those who are unaware that their time at the hotel will be shorter than expected. In the midst of all this carnage is detective Rick Stewart whose ex-wife, singer Lisa James, has just checked into the hotel. As Rick investigates these killings, he realizes Lisa could be the next victim. Will he stop the killer in time? That's the central question of this forgotten 1973 MGM thriller, directed by Twilight Zone veteran Richard L. Bare. A bona fide curiosity, still reeling from a post-Psycho landscape, shot entirely with the revolutionary Duovision process, where the screen splits in two with each side showing a different point of view.