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Sisters (1973)

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DVD Release Date
• R1: Oct 3, 2000

Budget $500,000

MPAA Rating
R

Running Time
1 hour, 32 minutes

Country USA

Studio American International Pictures

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Other Titles
• Sisters
• Blood Sisters (1973)
• Schwestern des Bösen (1973)



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Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Horror, Suspense, Mental Institution, Detectives, Murder, Psychos, Psychodrama, Mental Illness, Disturbing, Satire, Psychic

Tagline: What the Devil hath joined together let no man cut asunder.

Plot: Director Brian De Palma made a name for himself with this twisty shocker starring Margot Kidder, pre-SUPERMAN, as Danielle, a French-Canadian model who may be covering up a murder to protect her recently separated homicidal Siamese twin. Plucky female reporter Grace Collier (Jennifer Salt) witnessed the killing from her apartment window but can't convince some clueless cops to investigate, so she hires a private detective (Charles Durning) to help her solve the case. Eventually she winds up at a mysterious sanitarium in the clutches of Danielle's creepy psychiatrist husband, Emil (William Finley), and begins to unravel the shocking truth. Scary, funny, clever, and firmly in the Hitchcock tradition, SISTERS set the tone for many of De Palma’s future works, including DRESSED TO KILL and RAISING CAIN. Bernard Herrmann’s score even sounds like the one he wrote for PSYCHO--only creepier and with weird electronic effects added. De Palma’s innovative use of split-screen techniques to heighten suspense is all his own, though, as is a memorably twisted black-and-white hallucination sequence. Olympia Dukakis can be seen briefly as an employee in a bakery. SISTERS was filmed on Staten Island, New

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 External Reviews
external linkDe Palma had made a few forgettable films before making this, a decent horror film that made the whole industry stand up and take notice.



 Directed by
Brian De Palma
Mission: Impossible, The Untouchables, Scarface
 Written by
Brian De Palma
Mission: Impossible, The Untouchables, Scarface
 Cast
Margot Kidder
Superman, Superman II, Superman III
Jennifer Salt
Midnight Cowboy, Play It Again, Sam, Brewster McCloud
Charles Durning
O Brother, Where Art Thou?, The Sting, Tootsie
William Finley
Phantom of the Paradise, The Fury, The Funhouse
Lisle Wilson
The Incredible Melting Man
Barnard Hughes
The Lost Boys, Midnight Cowboy, Tron
Mary Davenport
Dressed to Kill, This Gun for Hire
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 Music By
Bernard Herrmann
Psycho, Citizen Kane, North by Northwest



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