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The Mephisto Waltz (1971)

A frustrated pianist himself, music journalist Myles Clarkson is thrilled to interview virtuoso Duncan Ely. Duncan, however, is terminally ill and not much interested in Myles until noticing that Myles' hands are ideally suited for piano. Suddenly, he can't get enough of his new friend, and Myles' wife, Paula, becomes suspicious of Duncan's intentions. Her suspicions grow when Duncan dies and Myles mysteriously becomes a virtuoso overnight.

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Christopher L 01 Feb 2016

Contains images that are remarkably disturbing, and yet the whole thing is so very silly and so very cliched.

Orlok W 29 Sep 2013

Spooky supernatural thriller--Music and Devil!!

Gretchen B 07 Nov 2009

Simultaneously classy, creepy and kitschy, *The Mephisto Waltz* is consistently entertaining, heavy on mood over content. Also a fine time capsule of early 70s L.A. high life. Loved the music and imagery, especially the swinging Christmas party with all the masks... the dog wearing a human mask was definitely memorable and creepy. I love late 60s/early 70s culture, so my tolerance for the psychedelic dream sequences did not negatively influence my view on the movie... I imagine for others it might. Does the Devil live in Los Angeles? Do devil-worshippers make better lovers? *The Mephisto Waltz* helps answer this and other questions one might not think about :) Alan Alda was great; God Bless the Sensitive 70s Man. Down with Dick Cheney. Jacqueline Bisset is beautiful, as are many of "the devil's paramores" throughout. Stay away from ornate ancient bottles filled with lavendar-colored kitchen detergent.

Stephen K 16 Mar 2008

This was released on DVD as part of Fox/MGM's 'Midnite Movies' series. This film followed ROSEMARY'S BABY and preceded THE EXCORCIST. Though a pre-MASH Alan Alda is top-billed, this Jacqueline Bisset's movie and its one of her best performances. Kurt Jurgens is the sinister classical piano player who lures Alda into his circle much to the alarm of his wife, Bisset. Kurt's relationship with his daughter (Barbara Perkins) is incestuous and his circle of close friends are creepy and Bisset slowly suspects they are Satan-worshipers. Unlike many 1970s horror films, this relies more on mood than on gore, not a bad little film. Oh, it was produced by TV producer Quinn Martin (THE FUGITVE, CANNON, THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO, etc.).

Robert I 22 Jan 2013

WTF!?!?!?!? There's a lot of body swapping going on in this film. And the devil is a character who you can call and expect to show up. That's some weird rules, but whatever. Points for being weird. Seems better than the parts of Eyes Wide Shut I saw.