I Saw What You Did

1965Movie⏱️ 1h 22mApproved

CrimeHorrorThriller

⭐ 6.2

IMDB Rating

3,745 votes

Teenagers Libby and Kit innocently spend an evening making random prank calls that lead to murderous consequences.

Director

William Castle

Writers

William P. McGivern, Ursula Curtiss

Stars

Joan Crawford, John Ireland, Leif Erickson

Release Date

May 15, 1965

Language

English

Country

United States

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🎭 Top Cast

Joan Crawford

as Amy Nelson

John Ireland

as Steve Marak

Leif Erickson

as Dave Mannering

Sara Lane

as Kit Austin

Andi Garrett

as Libby Mannering

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Sharyl Locke

as Tess Mannering

Patricia Breslin

as Ellie Mannering

John Archer

as John Austin

John Crawford

as Trooper

Joyce Meadows

as Judith Marak

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio

1.85 : 1

Color

Black and White

Filming Location

Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA

Production

Universal Pictures

🏷️ Keywords

based on novelslasherslasher horrorslasher killerstabbed to death

🎯 Categories

Slasher HorrorCrimeHorrorThriller

⭐ Featured Review

When terror calls, it shows up on the Caller ID.

by sadie_thompson • 2003-11-17

"What do you say when terror calls? Just the average "hello," or something more terrified? I'm sorry to say Joan does seem a bit stewed. She acts like a marvelous actress on a binge caught unawares. Her part is miniscule, but she gives it her off-kilter all. John Ireland is here, 10 years after being stung by Joan in "Queen Bee," which everyone has already mentioned. That film was infinitely scarier than this one, with Joan stopping just short of eating babies. Ooh, she was a bad one. In this film she's a bad one of a different sort--bad as in "not go..."

💡 Did You Know?

Joan Crawford was approached for this film one month after she left Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964) due to an "ailment" that prevented her from working (which is believed to have actually been sick of working with her arch enemy Bette Davis). Therefore, William Castle requested that Crawford's doctors sign a statement attesting that she was completely well before giving her the role.