“Thrown away by its distributors, ignored by critics, largely undiscovered by the public, Eyes of a Stranger is the most rigorous, coherent and moving re-working of the violence-to-women theme within the formats of commercial cinema. It follows the basic formula very closely, yet actually gains in excitement, terror, and ultimate emotional satisfaction through being consistently woman-centered. It doesn't achieve total purity (probably impossible if one works within the genre), but it should nonetheless be for many people (including feminists of both sexes) one of the most fascinating discoveries of this series.” --Robin Wood