This is one of the best episodes I have ever seen.
Although it was a bit predictable.
I figured the doll would somehow come to life and that the child would become the doll.
The child was giving clues throughout the episode.
The child got along well with the housekeeper and her husband, who were Black.
I figure that this is why the doll that was sent to the child was Black.
This was groundbreaking given this episode was made in 1965.
It was also interesting when the aunt found the doll alive, that the doll was unable to talk.
She just pointed to her mouth and made sounds when the aunt was questioning her.
It was frightening to see how they made the face of the doll look just like the little girl; very scary! Again, very good episode; it gave me the chills.
If you are a Hitchcok fan, this is a must see.
Although it was a bit predictable.
I figured the doll would somehow come to life and that the child would become the doll.
The child was giving clues throughout the episode.
The child got along well with the housekeeper and her husband, who were Black.
I figure that this is why the doll that was sent to the child was Black.
This was groundbreaking given this episode was made in 1965.
It was also interesting when the aunt found the doll alive, that the doll was unable to talk.
She just pointed to her mouth and made sounds when the aunt was questioning her.
It was frightening to see how they made the face of the doll look just like the little girl; very scary! Again, very good episode; it gave me the chills.
If you are a Hitchcok fan, this is a must see.