Mala Powers is not your typical glamorous Hollywood leading lady. Should we care? No. She's an accomplished actress with a very attractive demeanor who brings to the screen believable, authentic personas. Fear No More is one such outing for Ms. Powers as Sharon Carlin a personal secretary who is traveling to San Francisco from Los Angeles to deliver important documents on behalf of her employer. No sooner has she entered her compartment on the train than the trip takes a bizarre and deadly twist which finds her escaping from a pursuer at a whistle-stop along the way and into the arms of handsome French motorist Paul (Jacques Bergerac). They return to Los Angeles only to realize the episode on the train was just the tip of a psychological and criminal iceberg which runs deep in the lives of both Sharon and her antagonists. Mid-century modern title design and animation augur well the interesting fare to come. Bernard Wiesen's direction is crisp and sharp adding to the film's psycho aura. You won't bail on this one.