As a critic once said, "Making a commercially viable film in Canada is like trying to compete with Ford by building a car in your basement." The lack of attention to details is really inexcusable. When even small details are overlooked, it creates doubt for the viewer.
The investigators found the knife. What, no fingerprints? There were killer's blood stains. Couldn't the detectives match even the blood type? And finally, if the girl lied in the beginning, why the investigator believed her story? Why didn't he press her more?
Both girls are beautiful, but they are bad actresses. Although it comes from a great director, this movie looks very amateurish in the script writing ( Claude Chabrol took a part in it) and in his direction.
The investigators found the knife. What, no fingerprints? There were killer's blood stains. Couldn't the detectives match even the blood type? And finally, if the girl lied in the beginning, why the investigator believed her story? Why didn't he press her more?
Both girls are beautiful, but they are bad actresses. Although it comes from a great director, this movie looks very amateurish in the script writing ( Claude Chabrol took a part in it) and in his direction.