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Pretty Poison (1968)

  R HD Closed Captioning

Noel Black

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Plot Summary

Easygoing but psychotic Dennis is released from jail, where he has served a sentence for his complicity in a suspicious death. Wandering through an Ozzie & Harriet-type small town, Dennis makes friends with a seemingly normal high schooler, Sue Ann. He lies to her about his imaginary career as a secret agent, and she is thrilled to the point of joining him in his further adventures. Their developing relationship becomes a lethal combination as Sue Ann uses Dennis's undying devotion and his bragging about being a secret agent for her own evil ends.

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Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews

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  • Reviews Counted: 5
  • Fresh: 5
  • Rotten: 0
  • Average Rating: 7.4/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Fresh: Like any good study in couple's psychopathology, a familiar relationship is visible here, but in a parodic, mutated form. – Nick Pinkerton, Village Voice, Jan 31, 2012

Fresh: The film is strongest when focusing on the two perfect-foil leads as they blissfully indulge paranoid fantasies about poison in the local water supply and plot covert counterespionage operations. – Keith Uhlich, Time Out New York, Jan 31, 2012

Fresh: Showing its social jaundice between grotty bursts of violence, this acidly comic late-'60s noir lets Tuesday Weld's teen queen with a taste for mayhem out-psycho Anthony Perkins. – Bill Weber, Slant Magazine, Jan 31, 2012

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Customer Reviews

Dark-yet Funny!

Very rarely does a film come along that shocks you and makes you want to laugh come along. This film is rarely seen, but it's a great one to watch. Tony Perkins does a magnificent job recapturing the psychotic mind, but with subtle differences. He really makes the movie. All I have to say is-Poor Dennis!

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  • Genre: Thriller
  • Released: 1968

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