A groundbreaking psychological thriller about a disturbed cameraman who films his victims' terrified last moments. Exploring themes of voyeurism, trauma, and obsession, the film was initially reviled for its disturbing content but has since gained cult status. Now seen as a precursor to the slasher genre, Peeping Tom stands as a chilling, cerebral look at the dark side of cinema and the act of watching, with Powell's career-defining direction and Böhm's eerie performance at its core.