Dementia: The real monsters are coming out of the shadows
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The real-life scares of John Parker’s psychological horror are wrapped in a dream, but are no less shocking nor important today, says Kaitlin Pryce.
John Parker’s experimental psychological horror - banned on its initial release in 1955 - chases a woman through New York and besets her with nightmarish male adversaries. Its real-life scares are wrapped in a dream, but are no less shocking nor important today, says Kaitlin Pryce.