Severin Films will head into Giallo territory with their next release, the excellent 1971 movie THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS. WARDH. A year before they stunned the genre with ALL THE COLORS OF THE DARK, director Sergio Martino, co-writer Ernesto Gastaldi, and stars Edwige Fenech & George Hilton made their…
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THE CASE OF THE BLOODY IRIS (a.k.a. What Are Those Strange Drops of Blood Doing On Jennifer’s Body?) **** Italy 1972 Dir: Anthony Ascott (Giuliano Carnimeo) 94 mins This hugely enjoyable giallo opens with one possible inspiration for the elevator murder in De Palma’s DRESSED TO KILL: a cool blonde…
First they brought you THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS WARDH and then ALL THE COLOURS OF THE DARK. Now, Shameless proudly presents giallo’s own royalty, the iconic Fenech-Hilton dream team, in their third sensuous outing: THE CASE OF THE BLOODY IRIS. Synopsis: After two beautiful women are murdered in an…
THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS WARDH **** Italy 1971 Dir: Sergio Martino. 96 mins Sergio Martino’s unpredictable, fast-paced giallo opens with a Freudian quote reminding us that we are all descended from an unbroken chain of killers. Following a vicious pre-DRESSED TO KILL razor assault on a hooker, we are…