There's an outbreak of murders and the lodger in The Phantom Fiend makes for a good suspect.
Reasons why the lodger makes a good suspect: He's a foreigner (although from my perspective every one in the film is a foreigner, but he's more foreigner than everyone else).
He's a talented pianist. He tickles the ivories all too well as far as I am concerned, and that makes him suspicious in my book.
He acts suspiciously, which makes him the perfect movie suspect. He's so suspicious that he probably isn't the murderer. Then again, maybe he is because he does act so overtly suspicious.
The actor who plays the lodger has played the lodger before. This made me suspicious of him. Why was he playing the lodger again?
He liked the fog. Only a crazy killer likes fog.
One reason I didn't think he was the killer was he paid his rent on time.
Reasons why the lodger makes a good suspect: He's a foreigner (although from my perspective every one in the film is a foreigner, but he's more foreigner than everyone else).
He's a talented pianist. He tickles the ivories all too well as far as I am concerned, and that makes him suspicious in my book.
He acts suspiciously, which makes him the perfect movie suspect. He's so suspicious that he probably isn't the murderer. Then again, maybe he is because he does act so overtly suspicious.
The actor who plays the lodger has played the lodger before. This made me suspicious of him. Why was he playing the lodger again?
He liked the fog. Only a crazy killer likes fog.
One reason I didn't think he was the killer was he paid his rent on time.