Réalisation:
Sergio MartinoMusique:
Nora OrlandiActeurs·trices:
George Hilton, Edwige Fenech, Ivan Rassimov, Alberto de Mendoza, Conchita Airoldi, Bruno Corazzari, Brizio Montinaro, Carolyn De Fonseca (plus)Résumés(1)
Julie Wardh cache un secret derrière sa vie bourgeoise et son extraordinaire beauté. Pendant un séjour à Vienne avec son mari, elle doit faire face à un vice qu'elle croyait enterré dans son passé. Un mystérieux killer au rasoir cherche à la tuer et sème la terreur dans la ville. (Neo Publishing)
Critiques (3)
It’s not as heart attack inducing as Torso, but has a better plot and a resolution that is hard to guess in advance.
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Unexpectedly, Vienna is a cool place for a Giallo murder mystery and it was nice to see that the area around Schönbrunn, its park and dark corners, still looks just as sexy after 50 years; too bad the ending wasn't just as sexy. Yeah, it's got suspense, it's got style, it's got atmosphere and the beautiful Edwige Fenech, but the final weak twist sent the whole experience down the drain. Such a muddled script is unworthy of Sergio Martino's skill.
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The Italian giallo genre showed me its beautiful side again with the film Blade of the Ripper, and I have once again confirmed that this is definitely a genre that suits me. It's a genre that I can enjoy because it keeps me engaged and interested. Keeping the viewer's attention isn't easy, but here I was genuinely watching with anticipation to see how it would all unfold. The point is certainly not bad.
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