A teenager's parents finally realize how bad their home life is when their son is arrested for prowling.A teenager's parents finally realize how bad their home life is when their son is arrested for prowling.A teenager's parents finally realize how bad their home life is when their son is arrested for prowling.
Gigi Perreau
- Eileen Lowell
- (as Gigi Pereau)
Benjie Bancroft
- Police Officer
- (uncredited)
Jim Jacobs
- Pool Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Monty O'Grady
- Pool Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Ray Reese
- Pool Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Norman Stevans
- Pool Party Guest
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaJack Cassidy is the father of future teen idol David Cassidy who is best known for The Partridge Family (1970). George Dolenz is the father of future teen idol Micky Dolenz who is best known for The Monkees (1965).
- GoofsAfter Mr. and Mrs. Lowell have an argument and Mr. Lowell leaves the house, Mrs. Lowell throws herself onto a couch, sobbing. The shadow of a crew member can be seen on the nearby curtain.
- Quotes
Gareth Lowell: Ah, you're just like your mother. I've done everything in the world for the both of ya'. I guess we just don't talk the same language any more.
Eileen Lowell: To speak any language, Daddy, you have to start early and practice often.
- SoundtracksLook in Any Window
Written and Sung by Paul Anka
Featured review
Suburban Confidential.
"Look in Any Window" is a cheap, sleazy exploitation film about the shenanigans going on behind the scenes in suburban America. While it could have been well made and intelligent, the filmmakers really just wanted sensationalism. However, despite being pretty crass, it is entertaining.
The film is like a soap opera and it consists of many different vignettes involving really screwed up people. The most obviously messed up person is Craig, played by Paul Anka. He is an out of work teen who loves peeking in windows. Eventually, his behavior escalates and the police are looking to find him. His father is emotionally and physically impotent and the film is trying to say this is why the young man is a creepy sex offender...which is a bit of a stretch. As for nearly all the adults in the film, they seem to love cheating on their spouses and are too wrapped up in themselves to notice that Craig is a real head case!
The film often features very broad acting that is anything but subtle. The worst of these is played by Alex Nicol, who is Craig's alcoholic father. Subtle, he is not! But none of the characters seemed subtle...not even the cops investigating the peeping Tom case! I am a bit surprised the film didn't cast Jayne Mansfield or Mamie Van Doren as well...they would have fit right in to the story. Overall, a bad but fun movie...the type you watch if you could use a laugh or if you like over-the-top stories.
The film is like a soap opera and it consists of many different vignettes involving really screwed up people. The most obviously messed up person is Craig, played by Paul Anka. He is an out of work teen who loves peeking in windows. Eventually, his behavior escalates and the police are looking to find him. His father is emotionally and physically impotent and the film is trying to say this is why the young man is a creepy sex offender...which is a bit of a stretch. As for nearly all the adults in the film, they seem to love cheating on their spouses and are too wrapped up in themselves to notice that Craig is a real head case!
The film often features very broad acting that is anything but subtle. The worst of these is played by Alex Nicol, who is Craig's alcoholic father. Subtle, he is not! But none of the characters seemed subtle...not even the cops investigating the peeping Tom case! I am a bit surprised the film didn't cast Jayne Mansfield or Mamie Van Doren as well...they would have fit right in to the story. Overall, a bad but fun movie...the type you watch if you could use a laugh or if you like over-the-top stories.
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- planktonrules
- Jun 29, 2021
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- Also known as
- Farlig ung man
- Filming locations
- 7751 Melvin Ave, Reseda, California, USA(Exterior front house shots)
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- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
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