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A Woman's Torment

1977·Horror·1h 24m
7.1
Upon overhearing plans to be committed to an asylum, mentally-ill Karen runs away, taking refuge in an empty house on a remote beach. Slowly, her grip on reality diminishes, giving way to increasingly violent delusions and an ever-growing bloodlust.
Directed by Roberta Findlay
hallucination
murder
woman director
adult

Cast

Tara Chung
Tara Chung
Karen
Jennifer Jordan
Jennifer Jordan
Estelle Vorel
Jake Teague
Jake Teague
Dr. Otis Vorel
Jeffrey Hurst
Jeffrey Hurst
Don Compton
Marlene Willoughby
Marlene Willoughby
Fannie Grudkow
Crystal Sync
Crystal Sync
Frances Compton
Michael Gaunt
Michael Gaunt
Larry the Lineman
Clea Carson
Clea Carson
Tom's Girlfriend
Robert Kerman
Robert Kerman
Party Guest (uncredited)

Crew

Roberta Findlay
Roberta Findlay
Director
Roberta Findlay
Roberta Findlay
Writer
Roberta Findlay
Roberta Findlay
Director of Photography
Roberta Findlay
Roberta Findlay
Producer

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Theo
Theo
A Woman's Torment
way better on rewatch, Karen was so real for this!
way better on rewatch, Karen was so real for this!
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Theo
Theo
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This was a very interesting film & I really enjoyed the decent into madness it shows. The sound design is really great & the cinematography is excellent! The acting is also pretty good too, especially from Tara Chung. Roberta Findlay is certainly an interesting director, and I find her exploration of marriage & insanity to be the highlight of this film. I will definitely watch the R rated version soon as that is her preferred version & I think I’d like it more personally. Can see this film being rated higher on rewatch & after I have time to think about it! The vinegar syndrome blu-ray is also excellent. Recommended!

This was a very interesting film & I really enjoyed the decent into madness it shows. The sound design is really great & the cinematography is excellent! The acting is also pretty good too, especially from Tara Chung. Roberta Findlay is certainly an interesting director, and I find her exploration of marriage & insanity to be the highlight of this film. I will definitely watch the R rated version soon as that is her preferred version & I think I’d like it more personally. Can see this film being rated higher on rewatch & after I have time to think about it! The vinegar syndrome blu-ray is also excellent. Recommended!

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