They shouldn't have misbehaved.

Interesting giallo about a group of young boys who are murdered in a provincial Italian village ruled by gossip and superstition. The police are trying to capture two mysterious women who seem to be related to the murders. Not bad, Fulci creates a nice sense of dread, especially in the first half when you don't know what the hell is going on. Falters a bit with ending, and the final gore effect is really bad, but you can't go wrong with kids being horribly killed.

Hilarious ending.

Very Nice

A charming giallo from Fulci but a little too linear and conventional for its own good, however loved Barbara Bouchet as the small town seductress. The memorable sequence where the townspeople avenge the boy's death by brutally beating the crap out of the crazed voodoo lady is tragic and heartbreaking, one of Fulci's finest moments.

Not particularly thrilling giallo from Fulci, but it's unusual subject matter and one explicitly violent scene are signs of greater things to come.

Despite it being one of his earliest, this is one of Fulci's more competently directed films. My primary complaint is in the plotting. I won't spoil it, but when all is said and done, there was a ton of stuff that took up a lot of time and ended up being entirely without purpose. I must say though, the climax absolutely floored me. The cliff scene was one of the most unintentionally hilarious things I've ever seen.