Touch Of A Stranger

1990, Movie, R, 87 mins

Touch Of A Stranger: Review

Too tasteful to be a true camp classic but too nutty to be viewed as anything but camp, this maudlin melodrama plays a little like SUNSET BOULEVARD--were that great film to have been written and directed by its tragic heroine, Norma Desmond. Certainly there is none of Billy Wilder's trademark irony in this straight-faced tale of a lonely old woman and the brooding, hunky young cop killer (Stallone-clone Anthony Nocerino in his film debut) who invades her home--and seemingly ... read more leave a comment