This is a much more solid B-movie production that I was expecting. It's kind of an American giallo/slasher combined with some De Palma flare in the storytelling department and has some very surprisingly authentic performances, with a naturalistic and sleazy atmosphere that still permeates from the 70s. It has a very good pace and some surprising set pieces and deserves a much better recognition, like a kind of "Peeping Tom" on coke.
Review of Double Exposure
