"Rorret"
1987
Directed by Fulvio Wetzl

An Italian reconsideration of Michael Powell's classic Peeping Tom and several Hitchcock thrillers, this film concerns the shy, anonymous owner of a repertory theater expressly devoted to thrillers and horror movies. Mr. Rorret lives behind the movie screen, documenting the responses of the women watching the films, and begins to stalk them. The film beautifully recreates moments from Hitchcock's Psycho, Dial M for Murder, and Strangers on a Train. "Good, creepy fun" (New York Post).  105 minutes.