It!

A wealthy woman, Iris Strom, is terrorized by a mysterious assailant in her isolated mansion. As the attacks escalate, she begins to suspect that the threat might be closer than she thinks, possibly even involving her own household staff or a hidden figure from her past. The film builds suspense through psychological tension and a sense of claustrophobia, leaving the audience to question who is truly the victim and who is the perpetrator.

While 'It!' (1967) is not a widely discussed film in mainstream critical circles, it has garnered a cult following among fans of erotic thrillers and gothic horror. It is often praised for its atmospheric tension and Roddy McDowall's performance, though some critics note its slow pacing and dated elements. The film's blend of psychological suspense and eroticism was somewhat daring for its time.

• Praised for its suspenseful atmosphere and gothic setting.
• Roddy McDowall delivers a memorable performance.
• Some viewers find the pacing a bit slow, but the psychological tension is effective.

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The film was directed by Radley Metzger, who was known for his art-house and erotic films, and it was one of his more mainstream-oriented thrillers.