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- The ending of the film is a twist that leaves viewers questioning Walter’s motives and sanity. It is revealed that Walter’s obsession with Clara’s murder stems from his own troubled marriage and desire for a way out. By framing Marty for the murder, Walter believes he can finally be free from his own unhappiness and guilt.
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Feb 24, 2024 · Walter Stackhouse, the architect obsessed with a murder case, is revealed to be the true killer of Clara Kimmel. The film's ending is a twist that leaves viewers questioning Walter's motives and sanity, and challenges their notions of morality and justice.
The film concludes with Kimmel and Corby following Stackhouse to the nightclub where Ellie works. When Stackhouse tries to flee, Corby and Kimmel, together with attending police detectives, chase Stackhouse into the nightclub's underground passageways. Kimmel kills an officer, having mistaken him for Stackhouse.
Apr 17, 2016 · In catacombs beneath the nightclub, the showdown begins. In the end, Corby brutally murders one of his fellow cops, thinking he's Stackhouse. Kimmel corners Stackhouse, pins him, draws a knife, and struggles to stab Stackhouse. The cops arrive, and shoot Kimmel several times, to protect Stackhouse. Kimmel dies.
- Chris Seager
- Magnolia Pictures
- Andy Goddard
- 95 minutes
Dec 15, 2016 · Walter Stackhouse ( Patrick Wilson) lives in a beautiful house north of New York City with his wife Clara ( Jessica Biel) who, it appears, is clinically depressed and paranoid, but refuses to...
Wasting no time, our story opens with the suspicious murder of the wife of a rare book store owner, Mr. Kimmel. Mild-mannered and mousey, Kimmel has a nervousness to him that Detective Corby sees as a clue implicating Kimmel in his wife’s murder and sets out to prove his hunch correct.
Apr 22, 2016 · A stylish adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel “The Blunderer,” the film follows two men whose spouses are murdered at a roadside diner. Patrick Wilson stars as an architect who fantasizes about killing his unhappy wife, while Eddie Marsan plays a bookstore owner who may be the real killer.
