This was the movie that made me want to move to New York (hey, I was in grade school at the time).  Perfectly capturing the look of glam '70's in a way that other, more famous 70's movies didn't, this thriller delivers some real scares.  Faye Dunaway is actually pretty good as the beleagured Laura Mars.  She overacts in a few scenes, but for the most part isn't bad at all. Tommy Lee Jones is great as the detective that falls for her, and the supporting cast, while a little cardboard, aren't too bad (except for the dead model's boyfriend at the funeral- while the cops wrestle him to the ground, he practically yodels his line "you're gonnnnaaa paaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy!" while Faye dives into the limo to avoid the paparazzi), and the look of the movie; the clothes, the sets, all have a dark, glossy richness that remind us that "Saturday Night Fever" was not the way everybody dressed back then.  The quality of the DVD is not great, and there is no stereo, but it's a well-priced disc, and a pretty fun movie.  I wish they'd re-relase the soundtrack to it.