Double Feature EXPERIMENT IN TERROR & 45th Anniversary presentation of DIE! DIE! MY DARLING December 2, 2010

Double Feature EXPERIMENT IN TERROR, 1962, Sony Repertory, 123 min. Lee Remick is a bank teller whose teenage sister (Stefanie Powers) is kidnapped by creepy, asthmatic Ross Martin (Artemus Gordon on TV’s "The Wild, Wild West"), a sociopathic crook brewing an extortion plot. Glenn Ford is the no-nonsense FBI agent who steps in after a terrified Remick contacts the agency. Director Blake Edwards demonstrates his skill at creating dark atmosphere and nail-biting suspense, honed on "Peter Gunn," the TV show he created. After BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S and THE PINK PANTHER (both Edwards films), composer Henry Mancini graces us with his most memorable (and sinister) score. [35mm]

45th Anniversary! DIE! DIE! MY DARLING!, 1965, Sony Repertory, 97 min. Dir. Silvio Narizzano. Tallulah Bankhead is one mean matriarch in this chiller. When Patricia Carroll’s (Stefanie Powers) fiance dies, his mother, Mrs. Trefoile (Bankhead) blames Patricia for her son's death and begins to terrorize her in ways both demented and spine-tingling. [35mm] Discussion following with actress Stefanie Powers moderated by Sam Wasson. Stephanie Powers signs her memoir One from the Heart across the street at Every Picture Tells a Story at 6:30 PM.
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