Created a whole new element for the thriller-horror movie genre
There would be no Scream franchise without When A Stranger Calls. Released in 1979 the movie features Carol Kane being terrorized by a man who calls her throughout the night threatening her. It brought a new element to the traditional stalker story that was first created in 1974’s Black Christmas.<br /><br />The plot focuses upon the terror seen in Kane’s face and heard in her voice, a dark setting in the living room where she stays at the start of the film, and foreboding music to create the mood. It makes her seem trapped even though she’s in a large house. The difference between When A Stranger Calls and the earlier Black Christmas is that it lasts over several years unlike latter which was about just one night. The film also borrows parts from Halloween that came out the year before.<br /><br />There was some great writing behind the film. In one scene Tony Beckley is trying to pick up Colleen Dewhurst at a bar and the more he talks to her the more she moves away from him.<br /><br />Overall it makes for a great thriller. If you watch it you can see its influence has been very strong in today’s horror films.
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