|
|
Schizo (1976)
Release Year: 1976
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: Amok, Blood of the Undead, Esquizofrenia, Demência Sinistra, Schizo-vanvid, Skitso, O aoratos dolofonos, La terza mano, Traumas, I skräckens våld
Director: Pete Walker
Writer: David McGillivray, Murray Smith
Production & Genre
Producer(s):
Companies: Heritage Films, Pete Walker Film Productions
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Awards & Similar
Awards: N/A
Similar:
Keywords
Keywords: ax, england, london, england, maniac, psychological thriller, psychopath, slasher
Story
Recently married Samantha begins to experience disturbing events and believes she is being stalked by someone close to her. Her husband Alan dismisses her concerns, and even her psychiatrist attributes them to her mental instability. Meanwhile, bodies start turning up in London, leading Samantha to suspect that her stalker might be the murderer. As the situation escalates, Samantha's past secrets threaten to surface.
Summary
Directed by Pete Walker in 1976, 'Schizo' is a psychological thriller set in England, primarily London. The film revolves around Samantha, a woman who recently married Alan but feels harassed and frightened by an unknown person from her past. The narrative explores themes of mental instability, gaslighting, and the struggle to prove one's sanity against skepticism. Despite its limited plot description sources, 'Schizo' appears to be a suspenseful exploration of paranoia and persecution within marriage.
.jpg)
Loading Video...