lilsheba2001

This was a bad representation of DID (disassociative identity disorder) It was declared a fake condition, that was only in use to manipulate people. And the alter that survives is a violent supremacist. Nice job. I've been hearing from my friends who are multiple how horrible this episode is, they hate it with good reason. I agree with them. This is a real mental condition that deserves a hell of a lot more respect than it got here.

It promotes a myth that people with multiple personalities are dangerous, and cause more people to shun them due to mistrust, because people will believe that kind of crap from a film like this. It should be burned, never to be seen again. End the stigma against DID!

I have the film, the book, a copy of the screen play, and now the audio book. I love this film with everything I have, and I've fallen in love with the city of New York and The Dakota as a result. Ira Levin did a fantastic job on the story. However, Son of Rosemary, the book sequel, made me so mad, the ending on that story is horrible and completely discounts this story. He should never have written the sequel.

Great, another movie that portrays those with multiple or split personalities as serial killers, and dangerous people. Another lie and fabrication, and it's unfair to keep painting these people this way!!

So many haters on the music/soundtrack! Yes the music is not matched to the time period but it's brilliant! It fits so well! The soundtrack is one of the best things about this film!

I also love Christina Ricci, she does an amazing job. Frankly I think Lizzie Borden did commit the murders but due to the times and lack of forensic evidence got away with it.

First off it wasn't made in the late 50's it was made in 1961. Secondly I had no idea this show even existed. I watched it out of curiosity since I work for Wells Fargo and it's horrible acting and direction. Yikes. I'm sorry I watched the one episode I did!