To Kill a Clown

The story follows a young hippie couple who rent a secluded beach cabin in an effort to save their marriage. However, their plans are disrupted by the cabin's owner, a sociopath with a violent streak and two aggressive Dobermans. This film combines elements of drama and thriller, showcasing the psychological tension that arises from their situation.

With its setting during the Vietnam War era, To Kill a Clown reflects the societal anxieties of the time. The performances by Alan Alda and Blythe Danner add depth to the characters, making viewers engage with their plight. Collectors may find interest in this film for its portrayal of the era and the unique blend of genres, highlighting the darker aspects of human nature and relationships.