Overrrated giallo by Sergio Martino. A couple of terrific setpieces - including a bit of stalk and slash action in a misty swamp - but it's rather slow and suffers from boring characters. Martino has done better.

An Italian college girl gets wigged out when two of her friends are strangled and mutilated, so she and a group of female students go to stay at a remote villa to get away. However, the killer follows the girls and continues the slaughter. Solid giallo flick with style, blood and gorgeous ladies to spare. There's some great tense scenes once it gets down to just the killer and the final girl in the house. Recommended.

Typical Italian stalker. This film is well photographed and features some very beautiful starlets.

This has some good moments, but it does not quite live up to its reputation especially compared to some of the other Italian genre films I have seen.

My score is completely arbitrary & wildly unfair. When I was 4, I caught my babysitter watching this in our living room - at the height of one of the more brutal scenes. I screamed, ran underneath my bed, and refused to come out even when her boyfriend offered me a bag of M&M's. I never knew the name of the film until about 2 mins ago when I was ranking movies & instantly recognized the thumbnail as the same woman who occasionally haunts my nightmares. TOTALLY A NORMAL ADULT NOW THOUGH. TOTES.

A giallo that perfectly captures the genres inherent paradoxes- It's groady, yet stylish, repulsive yet beatiful, coarse yet elegant, accessible yet convoluted and totally, utterly nonsensical. A sheer, tasteless delight and a feast for the eyes of those of us who pride ourselves on a very particular sense of bad taste.

An archetype of a giallo, slow paced with some iconic images. I liked the first half better.

That scene where the boy falls off the hill is hilarious!