"Who Saw Her Die?" starts with the murder of a young girl on a snowy mountainside. This sets the bleak tone for the first half-hour of the film. We go to another young girl, whose parents are played by George Lazenby and Anita Strindberg. The girl is stalked by an unseen stranger while her parents remain oblivious. Even if you can predict what is going to happen to her, the suspense becomes almost unbearable. This section of the film is excellent.
At approximately the 32-minute mark, there's a sex scene between Lazenby and Strindberg. I highly advise you to stop watching at that point, because the whole film falls apart quite rapidly from there. All the suspense that was built up until this moment dissipates into boredom, and Lazenby spends most of the remainder of the film wandering around aimlessly. The film plods along until it reaches its laughable conclusion. It's so bad that it almost retroactively ruins the first part.
If you feel the need, imagine your own ending. It couldn't possibly be worse than the one they came up with.
At approximately the 32-minute mark, there's a sex scene between Lazenby and Strindberg. I highly advise you to stop watching at that point, because the whole film falls apart quite rapidly from there. All the suspense that was built up until this moment dissipates into boredom, and Lazenby spends most of the remainder of the film wandering around aimlessly. The film plods along until it reaches its laughable conclusion. It's so bad that it almost retroactively ruins the first part.
If you feel the need, imagine your own ending. It couldn't possibly be worse than the one they came up with.