Eyes of a Stranger [Blu-ray]

Director: Ken Wiederhorn Ken Wiederhorn

Overview

In this slasher film, Lauren Tewes stars as a TV anchorwoman whose deaf, dumb and blind teen sister (Jennifer Jason Leigh) is the next target of a killer.

Product Details

Release Date:	05/18/2021
UPC:	0826663217568
Original Release:	1981
Source:	Shout Factory
Language:	English
Time:	1:30:00

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Lauren Tewes	Jane
Jennifer Jason Leigh	Tracy
John DiSanti	Stanley Herbert
Peter DuPre	David
Gwen Lewis	Debbie
Kitty Lunn	Annette
Timothy Hawkins	Jeff
Ted Richert	Roger
Toni Crabtree	Mona
Bob Small	Dr. Bob
Stella Rivera	Dancer
Dan Fitzgerald	Bartender
Jose Bahamonde	Jimmy
Luke Halpin	Tape Editor
Rhonda Flynn	Woman in Car
Tony Federico	Man in Car
Amy Krug	Young Jane
Tabbetha Tracey	Young Tracy
Sarah Hutcheson	Friend
Jilian Lindig	Mother
George De Vries	Father
Mel Pape	Doctor
Robert Goodman	Crewman
Pat Warren	Susan
Kathy Suergiu	Karen
Madeline Curtis	Nurse
Richard Allen	News Director
Herb Goldstein	Elderly Couple
Sonia Zomina	Elderly Couple
Michael de Silva	Technical Director
Joe Friedman	Movie Patron
Alan Lee	Photographer
Cassandra Peterson	Actor
Richard Einhorn	Composer

Technical Credits

Mark Jackson

Eric L. Bloom

Ken Wiederhorn	Director
Ronald Zerra	Producer
Mark Jackson	Screenwriter
Eric L. Bloom	Screenwriter

Editorial Reviews

Don't be deceived by the surreal, creepy promotional artwork -- this tired, unimaginative slasher-thriller plays like a sleazy TV movie-of-the-week punctuated with gory murder scenes (courtesy of makeup effects wizard Tom Savini) and would have vanished into obscurity if not promoted as the big-screen debut of The Love Boat's Julie, Lauren Tewes. Tewes manages a tenuous grip on her nice-girl image as a squeaky-clean TV news anchor who slowly begins to suspect that the man in the apartment adjacent to her own is none other than a notorious murderer and rapist, whose reign of terror she has been regularly documenting on the nightly news. Of course, the killer eventually becomes aware of Tewes's less-than-discreet snooping, after which she fights to save both herself and her blind sister (Jennifer Jason Leigh) from the inevitable bloody confrontation. Occasionally stylish visuals and fairly classy production design can't disguise the mediocre, misogynist slasher plot -- definitely a step backward for director Ken Wiederhorn after his impressive horror bow, Shock Waves.