In this violent, grim thriller, a baby-sitter's routine job turns out to be anything but when she and her young charge are terrorized by an escaped mental patient who bursts in and holds them hostage. He claims to be the three-year-old boy's father and has come to murder his ex-wife. Meanwhile to stall for time until the cops can save them, the baby-sitter seduces the fugitive father. A deadly stand-off ensues when the cops finally surround the place and he begins threatening to slice the throats of the girl and his son. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
Scott Wodehouse - Art Director, Jean Fairlie - Costume Designer, Peter Collinson - Director, Ray Poulton - Editor, Harry Robinson - Composer (Music Score), Harry Robertson - Composer (Music Score), Ladybird Robinson - Songwriter, Bob Barrett - Songwriter, George Blackler - Makeup, Disley Jones - Production Designer, Ian Wilson - Cinematographer, Harry Fine - Producer, Michael Style - Producer, Tudor Gates - Screenwriter
Fright is a 1971slasher film starring Susan George, Ian Bannen and Honor Blackman. A homicidal escapee from a mental asylum terrorizes a babysitter and her charge. This movie could be seen as a proto-slasher film meaning a movie that may have laid some of the groundwork for the slasher film sub-genre.[1]