Movie Review: The Girl Who Knew Too Much (1963)

Mario Bava’s The Girl Who Knew Too Much may have an overly complicated plot, but it’s still pretty compelling. As with the other Bava films I’ve seen, the cinematography is a standout, and in this case, the performances by Leticia Roman and John Saxon, are pretty darn good.

Rome looks so great in black and white, and there’s some skilled editing here. As a psychological thriller, it’s pretty effective, even when it’s not always clear exactly what’s going on.

Rating: 6/10