John Lithgow walked so James McAvoy could run
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Child psychologist Carter Nix is a loving and caring family man, but under this appearance lies a dark and troubled past. Grappling with the consequences of this past on his own psyche and the influence of his returning father and violent brother Cain, Carter becomes involved in a series of murders and kidnappings. Meanwhile, his wife Jenny rekindles an old love affair, placing herself in the crosshairs of her increasingly unstable husband.
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John Lithgow walked so James McAvoy could run
De Palma saw Peeping Tom and was like "hmm... it's good, but not enough John Lithgow in sunglasses and a trench coat talking to himself and stealing babies." Never change Brian.
I wasn't Abel to get into this film at all
A child psychologist with multiple personalities conducts unethical experiments on children, leading to a dangerous psychological game with his unsuspecting wife.
Brian De Palma directed this 1992 psychological thriller, known for his signature stylistic flourishes and suspenseful editing.
The film has gained a dedicated following over the years, largely due to John Lithgow's eccentric performance and De Palma's stylistic choices. Full analysis on Mood.