An entire skyscraper goes dark in a blackout and while the occupants are moving about by torchlight, there is a suicide of a prominent world peace campaigner from one of the upper floors, and when the lights come back on, Gregory Peck discovers he has no memory of who he is or what he does and can't work out how the woman he was with during the blackout disappeared down four flights of stairs which in the daylight no longer exist, is just the first five minutes of this quirky suspense thriller in the vein of Spellbound only less sophisticated, more kitsch (it is the 60s afterall), and this movie only just holds itself and all its psychobabble together.
★★★☆☆
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