One of the sickest Italian gore movies ever. This features infamous evisceration, heart munching, and cremation sequences and is recommended for only the strongest of stomachs.

Low budget creeper about a weird young taxidermist who digs up and preserves his recently deceased wife, much to the chagrin of his housekeeper/lover. The two of them end up killing a bunch of people to preserve his grisly secret. Some decent gore scenes, a cool Goblin score and a generally pervasive feeling of strangeness overcomes the mostly pedestrian acting and camera work.

Surprisingly coherent and engaging film from D'Amato. It has some pacing issues (especially in the opening sections) and gets a little repetitive, but overall its an effectively sick and shocking tale with an interesting, clinical style that makes the violence all the more unsettling.

Disgusting and deeply flawed, but a minor classic is buried underneath all the bad dubbing and blood.