a film similar to "Frenzy", "Straight on till Morning", "Wait Until Dark", etc.

[Alicia]

Back in 2016 or 2017, I was in the States and saw a double-feature on one of the all-movie channels (maybe AMC or TCM). One of the films was Hitchcock's "Frenzy". The other film was also in the crime/thriller /suspense genre, produced at one of the major British studios (maybe from the early-mid- Seventies) in which a young, blond woman was stalked (I seem to recall the stalker carried scissors, maybe?), and the stalker had followed her to a dark basement photo studio where she was being photographed. I believe that the stalker/killer was killed near the end of the film. For some reason, I keep thinking "Flowers in the Morning" (or similar words) showed-up in the credits. Any ideas?

[Tigon Man]

Twisted Nerve with Hywel Bennett and Hayley Mills?

[agutterfan]

Fright (1971)? See: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067119/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_2.

[Alicia]

No, but thank you for trying.

[Anthony McKay]

'Terror' 1978?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0141897/

[Alicia]

No, it wasn't "Terror", either. Still, you lot are very good. You've given me a few film titles that I may have to watch.
In the film I'm searching for, as the end credits roll, the blond woman is seen walking down a street with her family. I realize that I've not given you much information to work with, but I only saw part of the film and I'm searching for the title so that I can view the remainder of it.

[cassidy]

Dressed to Kill ?

[agutterfan]

Could it be Assault (1971)? See: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067243/?ref_=ttmi_tt.

[Alicia]

I don't believe so. Thank you for your efforts and input, however.

[DocRobertPepper]

Only thing that comes to mind is
Cover Girl Killer (1959) with Harry H Corbett

[cassidy]

Only thing that comes to mind is
Cover Girl Killer (1959) with Harry H Corbett

Funnily enough that was also my first thought but when the early seventies was mentioned in the first post I naturally thought that the film was in colour whilst Cover Girl Killer is in black and white.

[wadsy]

Are you sure it definitely isn't "Straight on till Morning"?

[Alicia]

No, it is not "Straight on till Morning".
I came in during the latter half of the film. I recall the woman being stalked posing for a photographer in a basement studio. She was topless as she posed on a wooden horse, and I believe that the photographer may have been killed in this scene, or maybe the photographer was the stalker. The film had the look and feel of Hitchcock's "Frenzy".

[DocRobertPepper]

Might be Peeping Tom (1960)

[Steve Crook]

Might be Peeping Tom (1960)

Looking at the descriptions near the start of this thread, there are no similarities.

Steve

[DocRobertPepper]

Was looking at the second description

[Steve Crook]

It’s still a no. No blonde lady walking down the road with her family as the end credits roll.

[skaface]

Might be Peeping Tom (1960)

My thought too.

[Steve Crook]

My thought too.

Shame that there's nothing in either of Alicia's descriptions that sound at all like it

Steve