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In her classic essay on Sirk, published the same year Goodbar was released, Laura Mulvey proposes that the strength of the melodramatic form lies in the amount of dust the story raises along the road, the cloud of overdetermined irreconcilables which put up a resistance to being neatly settled, in the last five minutes, into a happy end. In Goodbar , the concluding plunge is into tragedy, but the idea still holds: so much dust gets kicked up in this film of feminine imagination and masculine terror that, even if Theresa gets killed in the end, there is much left lingering in the airin no small part because of the ingenuity Keaton brings to the role

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