robert florey and james wong howe gave this a frightening and expressionistic look. scenes are shot at weird angles  especially scenes involving figurative and literal lady killer zachary scott. his sociopathic behavior presages another superb and medium budget movie and the stepfather and by more than two decades. the entire cast is excellent and though (though no fault of her own) it hard to think of joyce compton as anyone but the singer in the awful truth. ) scott and bennett and emerson and decamp (especially and and though playing an older woman looking gorgeous)  they couldn not have been topped. setting a creepy lodger in the house of women story against a background of psychiatrists is a risky trick that pays off beautifully. nothing corny at all. beautifully. nothing corny at all. the resolution is a little pat and unfortunately. not emerson getting together with bennett. that makes sense. but scott is dispatched too quickly. i seem him more as a mr. ripley character and who could have escaped everything  the botulism and the murder rap and the jealous sisters  and disappeared into the great world beyond this story. that would not have impeded the essentially happy ending of the secretary and her boss finally getting together. 
robert florey and james wong howe gave this a frightening and expressionistic look. scenes are shot at weird angles  especially scenes involving figurative and literal lady killer zachary scott. his sociopathic behavior presages another superb and medium budget movie and the stepfather and by more than two decades. the entire cast is excellent and though (though no fault of her own) it hard to think of joyce compton as anyone but the singer in the awful truth. ) scott and bennett and emerson and decamp (especially and and though playing an older woman looking gorgeous)  they couldn not have been topped. setting a creepy lodger in the house of women story against a background of psychiatrists is a risky trick that pays off beautifully. nothing corny at all. beautifully. nothing corny at all. the resolution is a little pat and unfortunately. not emerson getting together with bennett. that makes sense. but scott is dispatched too quickly. i seem him more as a mr. ripley character and who could have escaped everything  the botulism and the murder rap and the jealous sisters  and disappeared into the great world beyond this story. that would not have impeded the essentially happy ending of the secretary and her boss finally getting together. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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