After his classic film noir homage Chinatown Roman Polanski returned to the themes that had given him his greatest hits in the 60s with this creepy psychological horror which, like Repulsion and Rosemary's Baby, deals with the paranoia and claustrophobia generated by apartment living
 (and, in this case, the claubility of the apartment). The film is a great example of how Polani's films are not only about the psychological and emotional aspects of a person, but also about how they are also a reflection of society and the way we live. The story of Polan's film begins with an apartment building and a young man (played by the great John Cusack) who is living in a small apartment in an old building. He is haunted by a strange and disturbing ghost that haunts him. When he wakes up, he finds that he has been murdered. This is the beginning and end of his life. Polanos' film has a very dark and dark atmosphere and is very well done and well acted. It's a film that is not afraid to be scary and it's very funny and very touching. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys Polans films. If you like Polanes films, you will love this one. You will also love the film's great soundtrack. There are many great Polanic films out there, and I recommend you to check them out. They are great films and great to watch. My recommendation is to rent this movie. Don't miss it. And don't forget to buy the
. The film is a great example of how Polani's films can be so effective in their own right.