White of the Eye

Name: White of the Eye
Duration: 1 h 50 min

1hr 50m

1hr 50m
3.4/5 (2.3K)
75%

Somebody's killing rich married women in their homes - latest in a rich desert community outside Tucson. A married sound expert is prime suspect. More Details »

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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

Donald Cammell

Producer:

Sue Baden-Powell, Cassian Elwes, Elliott Kastner

Writer:

China Kong, Donald Cammell, Andrew Klavan

Release Date:

Jan 1, 1987

Runtime:

1hr 50m

Synopsis

Somebody's killing rich married women in their homes - latest in a rich desert community outside Tucson. A married sound expert is prime suspect.

Cast

David Keith
Cathy Moriarty
Alan Rosenberg
Art Evans
Michael Greene
Danielle Smith
Alberta Watson
William G. Schilling
David Chow
Marc Hayashi

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3.4

RATINGS 22 FANS

3.4

Sep 22, 2016

How the Hippie Dream evaporated, concentrated, retreated and ensconced itself into fortressed bastions of high-end electronics, boutique kitchen goods, an endless series of perms whilst leaving Freedom and Psychedelic Knowing Unleashed In The Highest Deserts As Driftless…

300 Likes

nathaxnne [goodbye <3]

Jan 31, 2021

83 Diseased Americana. Such a wild ride - flows from characteristics of giallo and neo-noir all while building a fractured portrait of a family in consumerist turmoil. The Tucson, Arizona setting is unlike anything I've seen, so engulfed in scuzz and synth-waves of…

214 Likes

SilentDawn

Oct 31, 2022

An utterly deranged work, approaching the same ideas as The Shining in its view of America's rotting soul but from the angle of giallo and acid westerns in lieu of Lynch and the masters of '60s Euromodernism. A city slicker woman is wooed out west, but even the wide rural…

91 Likes

Jake Cole
Nov 17, 2020

Part giallo, part Rambo (?) - David Keith is the prime suspect of a series of gruesome murders of housewives whose mutilated body parts are found around the state of Arizona and slowly but surely this will lead to his marriage and family life to crumble down. While the…

85 Likes

Rafael "Mister Movie" Jovine

Aug 5, 2016

White of the Eye feels like a desert bleach sun rot death spiral into a nightmare in a damaged brain. Sure, the investigatory exposition dumps drag and the acting comes across frightened and amateurish and jittery in spots. But those slow swooping camera movements and…

82 Likes

Patrick Pryor

Oct 12, 2022

Never marry an audiophile.

72 Likes

Joe
Apr 8, 2023

"Dad's wearin a bunch of hotdogs." It's called 'dressing the part', you antisocial lil sh*t. & Dad was chosen by mighty powers for his role in this weird-a$$ Southwestern giallo, so quit your yappin & make me a bologna sandwich already. On the white…

62 Likes

⛔🏈💔NotAnnaFaris💔🏈⛔

Jan 27, 2026

“Stop myself? I didn’t ask to be the one. I couldn’t believe it. It’s like somebody else is doing it and I’m watching. And I’m going crazy, I’m going insane. This is insanity! So I had to look my predicament right in the eye, and it said, “you are the one, you can’t run any…

68 Likes

sensualdelights

Feb 22, 2019

She's dead, wrapped in plastic... At first, I thought this was gonna be Donald Cammell's giallo, as an early scene depicts an artfully composed murder, complete with Pollock-esque exploding fluids, gloved hands, close-up eyeballs and broken glass - but it doesn't really…

65 Likes

WraithApe