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Summary: A killer stalks a composer staying at a posh Tuscany villa while writing the score to a horror film which has an incriminating clue to the killer's identity. (imdb)
Big ol' snooze fest! Sooooo boring and the dubbing is just plain awful; "If we had some whiskey, now would be the time to drink it!" It's so slow and boring I really didn't give a fuck by the end who was killing everyone, it could have been Father Christmas for all I care. This film has practically NOTHING going for it. Maybe the killing scenes were OK but that's it.
Misogynistic, poorly made, terribly acted and (worst of all) BORING. Apparently, this was supposed to be a giallo television series, but it got rejected for being too violent/low quality so they spliced the available episodes together and plopped it into Italian theaters. They didn't do a very good job at editing it; a murder conveniently happens about every 30 minutes, like clockwork. It's jarring.
I know plotholes are par for the course when it comes to gialli, but this is ri-goddamn-diculous. Add to this some of the worst dialogue ever spoken in a horror film and you have a movie that actually makes me glad that the generally less inventive slashergenre killed off the giallo.