I WONDER WHO'S KILLING HER NOW?

Cinemavixion Review

Steven Hilliard Stern's "I Wonder Who's Killing Her Now?" presents a darkly comedic caper that plunges into the desperate machinations of Oliver, a man cornered by his own financial malfeasance. Bob Dishy anchors the film with a performance that navigates Oliver's escalating panic with a blend of hapless charm and mounting dread. The narrative cleverly spirals as Oliver's ill-conceived plan to insure his wife's life, only to expedite her demise, unravels through a series of increasingly absurd subcontracted hitmen. Joanna Barnes and Bill Dana offer solid support in this 1975 crime-comedy, which, despite its modest critical reception, offers a unique exploration of consequences and the chaotic nature of desperation. The film's humor, derived from its increasingly convoluted plot, serves as a sharp commentary on the lengths one might go to when trapped, making it a curious and engaging watch for those who appreciate offbeat thrillers.