Double Feature

Peeping Tom

“Ravishingly beautiful, a shock to the system, and an absolutely lucid picture about the danger of making art.” – Martin Scorsese

The bodies pile up as sensitive film studio focus puller Mark Lewis (Carl Boehm) moonlights as a private photographer of scantily-clad women, while obsessively working on his own “documentary” of the women’s dying expressions. Director Michael Powell’s career was effectively destroyed by the critical backlash to the film. (Rialto Pictures)

See No Evil (1971)

The suspense-filled story of a young woman (Mia Farrow), blinded in a horse-riding accident who, while convalescing in a mansion belonging to her uncle (Robin Bailey) is terrorized by a psychopath (Paul Nicholas). (Sony Pictures)