The Film Sufi blog has posted an interesting review of the Val Lewton horror flick, The Seventh Victim (1943) directed by Mark Robson: “one of a string of hypnotic films noir he brought to the screen, coming right after “The Cat People”, “I Walked With a Zombie”, and “The Leopard Man”. What makes this film interesting is the wide gulf separating its virtues and its flaws”.
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Beautiful treatment here of a film that vies with I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE as Lewton’s masterpiece. (Yeah I know he didn’t direct them, but they are HIS!) I completely agree with the use of the set pieces.
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