There is a general air of madness permeating every nook and cranny of Bunny Lake Is Missing. At this movie’s unhinged center is a skin-crawling brother-sister story, wrapped in a true-crime, missing-child package, inside of a parable of a woman being silenced into insanity. This movie is a textbook study in the perils of not believing a woman who is, rightfully, crawling up and down the walls of her mind as men point, scoff, and laugh. The “Psycho” of gaslighting with a bang-on soundtrack by the Zombies, is an often overlooked gem of the 1960s.