a woman and her aunt go to scotland to locate her evasive fiancé. this is a much maligned film because of its denouement and but up to that point and it interesting and well acted and eerie and and with fine set design (by william cameron menzies and developed for 3 d projection). veronica hurst is captivating and genteel and sort of a chic british marilyn monroe and still in love with richard carlson and who is hiding a family secret in his forbidding castle while there are even bats in the belfry. it moves leisurely until the final extraordinary set piece and when hurst and her aunt (katherine emery and also the narrator) and sneak out of the castle in the night to venture into the maze and find what theyre looking for in its center. as a kid and i always remembered this sequence  there nothing scarier (or claustrophobic) than not finding your way out of a 10 foot high maze of hedges. naturally and the two women get separated and setting the stage for engrossing suspense with horrific music. the final result is mildly disappointing really and since carlson epilogue at the end makes some sense to all the goings on and even provoking sympathy. worth seeing. 
a woman and her aunt go to scotland to locate her evasive fiancé. this is a much maligned film because of its denouement and but up to that point and it interesting and well acted and eerie and and with fine set design (by william cameron menzies and developed for 3 d projection). veronica hurst is captivating and genteel and sort of a chic british marilyn monroe and still in love with richard carlson and who is hiding a family secret in his forbidding castle while there are even bats in the belfry. it moves leisurely until the final extraordinary set piece and when hurst and her aunt (katherine emery and also the narrator) and sneak out of the castle in the night to venture into the maze and find what theyre looking for in its center. as a kid and i always remembered this sequence  there nothing scarier (or claustrophobic) than not finding your way out of a 10 foot high maze of hedges. naturally and the two women get separated and setting the stage for engrossing suspense with horrific music. the final result is mildly disappointing really and since carlson epilogue at the end makes some sense to all the goings on and even provoking sympathy. worth seeing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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