Jean Brooks’s most acclaimed film is The Seventh Victim (1943), which stands out as her highest-rated work. On the other hand, The Leopard Man (1943) is often regarded as her least successful project in terms of critical reception. Both of these films were released in the same year, showcasing the range of roles she took on during that period. While The Seventh Victim is praised for its atmospheric storytelling, The Leopard Man tends to receive more mixed or negative reviews. Despite this contrast, both movies remain important parts of her filmography and offer insight into her contributions to cinema in the early 1940s.