mrschristine.com

Single White Female

Published March 14, 2026

Single White Female

Film info

  • Title Single White Female
  • Director Barbet Schroeder
  • Year 1992
  • Run time 1hr 48m
  • Genres Horror, Thriller
  • Tagline Living with a roommate can be murder

Having recently split from her fiancé, Allison Jones welcomes new roommate Hedra Carlson. The young women quickly form a bond, but soon Allison begins to notice not all’s well with her new tenant.

Live blog

Time Comment
1:42 How menacing a building can be in the right lighting.
4:41 I can’t stop thinking about an underwater wedding.
13:38 Exploding tap is one way to break the ice!
17:14 “I think you look very comfortable.” Not a fashion compliment.
23:16 I know lots of people do, but it just seems so impractical to have a dog in a high-rise flat.
29:56 You know she’s bad, she was mean to the dog.
36:36 Who sleeps with their feet pointing toward the window and their head near the door?
42:41 Poor Buddy.
51:19 “Gee Heddy, I hope you don’t ever get mad at me.” She already is!
54:54 How are we supposed to tell them apart now?
1:00:04 “I can be butch when I have to, I get it from my mother.”
1:15:12 Bleurgh.
1:26:37 Imagine MTV being able to help you get rescued.
1:30:58 I LOVE that she put a non-payment hack in her software.
1:42:18 Fishing hook. I know what you did last summer.

Thoughts

I’ve heard of this film through its cultural impact, and noticed there was talk of a remake with Jenna Ortega, but I didn’t really know a lot about it. It’s painfully 90s - the apartment, the outfits, the very early computers, but as a story, it’s aged pretty well. It was good, and I enjoyed watching it, but it felt a little bit lacking and the pacing was drawn out. I don’t know if it’s just because it falls a little bit between genres - it’s not scary enough to be a horror, not quite thrilling enough to be a thriller, but with too much gore to just be a drama. It doesn’t quite hit the best of all worlds, but is an interesting and entertaining enough watch.

Rating: 3 / 5

← Previous Prime Minister
Next → Deep Cover