Solid directorial debut from Eastwood. And yes, obviously Fatal Attraction stole from this movie. The ending is hilarious and well deserved. It was crazy to see Lucille Bluth play such a psychotic bitch, she was excellent.

Clint Eastwood looking undeniably cool while also delivering my favourite punch in cinema (bar Tony Jaa in Ong Bak in the petrol station scene)

Predictable. It also seems like Eastwood is struggling in all but a few badass lines and his staple grimace.

Really good for the first hour and then Clint runs out of ideas and gets self-indulgent for the last 35 minutes. Overall it's good.

Entertaining. Not a bad first film for Eastwood.

Clint Eastwood, the playboy, at work.

No slam on Eastwood, here but I was a tad dissapointed ONLY because I'd seen Fatal Attraction first; which clearly stole from this movie Anyway's not being a huge fan of Eastwood, it was refreshing change seeing him as something besides "Bad A$$ " Cop & or Cowboy

Not at a bad thriller, setting the template for "crazy female stalker" movies. It provides such genuine suspense and shocking moments, and contextually serves as an interesting response to the sexual revolution. But there are some issues. The dialogue is often really hacky. There's an unbelievably cornball Roberta Flack montage. And the film has a rather narcissistic streak and disturbingly misogynistic undertones. Well-plotted and some interesting editing choices but too many shortcomings.

A great thriller and a great directorial debut from Clint Eastwood. Set the stage for movies such as "Fatal Attraction"

This is the first film Clint Eastwood directed and it is a good one. Jessica Walter is very good playing a psychotic, creepy stalker. Eastwood also gives a good performance in this film.

It's a typical love story, with Clint being a super cool radio DJ and Jessica Walter being a terrifying stalker. A solid first effort from Clint.

Just had me wondering: why the clunky, 10 minute jazzfestival registration at 80%? It had no relation to the story at all. Initially I thought I accidentally switched channels! Funny!

Ok but uneven. The Jazz Fest exposition was painfully long and the love song montage reminded me of a commercial for genital herpes.

Wow, she is crazy! Edge of your seat stuff, very well done by Eastwood who was obviously not nervous about acting directing for the first time. The whole Jazz festival thing was a bit unnesessary but hey, who doesn't love Jazz?

The original stalker movie. Clint shows the world he's going to be one of the world's best directors one day. There are digressions from the plot that don't seem to need to be there, and some exchanges of dialogue are a little wonky and go on a bit long... but, somehow, they make this movie seem more human. Furthermore, how nice it is, in this day and age, to see a psycho movie that's *not* designed to be Part One of a franchise. And with a jazz score, no less

Not bad.