I have to confess, I bought this movie only for two reasons: Rosalba Neri and Klaus Kinski. I have some kind of weird Kinski-fetish I think, I have to own every single movie Kinski starred in. Unfortunately der Klaus starred in a lot of cinematic garbage too, this is definitely one of them.
According to the extra's on the DVD this movie was shot in less than two weeks and it wouldn't surprise me if the plot was written in less than two minutes. In an asylum filled with sexually frustrated women, the wet dream of any self-respecting psychiatrist, someone is killing the inmates. I hope I haven't given away too much because that's actually the complete plot. Maybe I should check the "containts spoiler" box now... There, I did it. There's the usual running around and panicking of naked women, the ridiculous setting (complete with swords, axes and other medieval weapons on the walls, just what kind of asylum are we running here?) and off course Mr. Kinski is his usually scowling self. The "surprise" ending shows just how creative one can be with a flail and a lot of half-naked women.
There are a lot better giallo's around. This movie can be fun when you're drunk or when you have a hormonal problem, but mind you there's almost 90 minutes of this tedious nonsense. Unless you have to see everything Kinski starred in, leave this one alone.
According to the extra's on the DVD this movie was shot in less than two weeks and it wouldn't surprise me if the plot was written in less than two minutes. In an asylum filled with sexually frustrated women, the wet dream of any self-respecting psychiatrist, someone is killing the inmates. I hope I haven't given away too much because that's actually the complete plot. Maybe I should check the "containts spoiler" box now... There, I did it. There's the usual running around and panicking of naked women, the ridiculous setting (complete with swords, axes and other medieval weapons on the walls, just what kind of asylum are we running here?) and off course Mr. Kinski is his usually scowling self. The "surprise" ending shows just how creative one can be with a flail and a lot of half-naked women.
There are a lot better giallo's around. This movie can be fun when you're drunk or when you have a hormonal problem, but mind you there's almost 90 minutes of this tedious nonsense. Unless you have to see everything Kinski starred in, leave this one alone.