Black widow (1987). Michael Small

Catherine (Theresa Russell) is a black widow: "She mates and then she kills". She marries lonely millionaires, waits until they've changed their will to leave all to their beloved wives and then murders them to inherit the fortune. With each man Catherine marries, she changes her appearance to suit the mans personality. Only there's one problem. Alexandra (Debra Winger) is a smart cookie and has found a link between these unexplained mysterious deaths and the partners wives. But now her only problem is proving that a killer is on the loose and saving herself from the deadly Black Widow.

Small’s score is characteristic – he shuns broad melodies and transcendent leitmotifs in favor of more concise figures and introspective musical collectives to create instead what Julie Kurgo describes in her CD notes as a “piercing psychological intensity” through a strings-heavy ensemble. Michael Small had a terrific affinity for discovering the psychological core of a character’s or a storyline’s essence, and was able to emphasize that through the carefully realized implementation of tone, nuance, texture, and counterpoint, while maintaining a tonality that is as romantic and as sensual as Winger’s suppressed yearnings and Rafelson’s sleek and suggestive directing style.

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HAS BLACK WIDOW BEEN REMOVED FROM YOUTUBE??. I CAN'T FIND IT.