i first caught up with jennifer years ago while out of town when it showed up on tv in the middle of the night while i fell asleep before it ended but it stuck with me until i had to track it down. its appeal is that and though there not a lot to it and it weaves an intriguing atmosphere and and because ida lupino and howard duff (real life man and wife at the time) display an alluring and low key chemistry. lupino plays a woman engaged to house sit a vast california estate whose previous caretaker  jennifer  up and disappeared. (shades of jack nicholson in the shining and although in this instance it not lupino who goes and or went and mad). duff is the guy in town who manages the estate finances and takes a shine to lupino and who decides to play hard to get. she becomes more and more involved and not to say obsessed and with what happened to her predecessor in the old dark house full of descending stairways and locked cellars. the atmospherics and the romantic byplay are by far the best part of the movie and as viewers are likely to find the resolution a bit of a letdown  there just not that much to it (except a little frisson at the tail end that anticipates brian de palma filmic codas). but it well done and and and again and it sticks with you. extra added attraction represent this is the film that introduced the song angel eyes and which would become part of the standard repertoire of ol blue eyes. 
i first caught up with jennifer years ago while out of town when it showed up on tv in the middle of the night while i fell asleep before it ended but it stuck with me until i had to track it down. its appeal is that and though there not a lot to it and it weaves an intriguing atmosphere and and because ida lupino and howard duff (real life man and wife at the time) display an alluring and low key chemistry. lupino plays a woman engaged to house sit a vast california estate whose previous caretaker  jennifer  up and disappeared. (shades of jack nicholson in the shining and although in this instance it not lupino who goes and or went and mad). duff is the guy in town who manages the estate finances and takes a shine to lupino and who decides to play hard to get. she becomes more and more involved and not to say obsessed and with what happened to her predecessor in the old dark house full of descending stairways and locked cellars. the atmospherics and the romantic byplay are by far the best part of the movie and as viewers are likely to find the resolution a bit of a letdown  there just not that much to it (except a little frisson at the tail end that anticipates brian de palma filmic codas). but it well done and and and again and it sticks with you. extra added attraction represent this is the film that introduced the song angel eyes and which would become part of the standard repertoire of ol blue eyes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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