A rather goofy premise, both generally and in this instance (you have to wonder why Edith went ahead with her scheme, since Margaret seemed willing to lend/give her the money she needed). But it worked out very well in practice, with a cool cast, deliberate yet taut direction, and a snappy look. We end up hitting a whole keyboard's worth of moral-ambiguity buttons very nicely indeed. :)

"Harnesses the complex psychological implications of physical doubling." - Eric Henderson

Campy, but entertaining.

Kinda cheesy, pretty boring.

Eventhough Davis' performance is that of a caricature here, the film was sinister and campy enough to keep me engaged.