BAHÍA DE SANGRE
Ecologia del delitto
Una bahía, objeto del deseo de diversos personajes ambiciosos, será el espacio fatal donde se producirá una cadena de muertes causadas por sádicos asesinatos. Al parecer, una trama de oscuros intereses es el motor que impulsa una rueda criminal implacable
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Claudine Auger
Renata Donati
Luigi Pistilli
Alberto / Albert
Claudio Camaso
Simone / Simon
Anna Maria Rosati
Laura
Chris Avram
Franco Ventura / Frank Ventura
Leopoldo Trieste
Paolo Fosatti / Paul Fosatti
Laura Betti
Anna Fossati
Brigitte Skay
Louise / Brunhilde
Isa Miranda
Countess Federica Donati
Paola Montenero
Sylvie / Denise
Nicoletta Elmi
Renata and Albert's Daughter (uncredited)
Renato Cestiè
Renata and Albert's Son (uncredited)
Guido Boccaccini
Luca / Duke
Roberto Bonanni
Roberto / Bobby
Giovanni Nuvoletti
Count Filippo Donati
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Seminal Italian slasher
At a bay on the remote coast of central Italy, corpses mount up as several people contest over the valuable property rights. Some of those involved are four party-minded youths in a yellow dune buggy.
Mario Bava's "A Bay of Blood" (1971) is called “Ecology of Crime” in Italian (translated) and is known by a few other names, like “Twitch of the Death Nerve” (“A Bay of Blood” is easily the best title).
With one foot firmly in giallo territory, it is hailed as the progenitor and blueprint for the kitschy slasher craze that would soon emerge with "Halloween" (1978) and "Friday the 13th" (1980). But let’s not forget about the influential films that led up to this one, like "Psycho" (1960), "Dementia 13" (1963) and Bava’s own “Blood and Black Lace” (1964), not to mention "Silent Night, Bloody Night,” which was shot at the same time as “A Bay of Blood.” These paved the way for early 70’s slashers like “Home for the Holidays” (1972), "Torso (1973), "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (1974) and "Black Christmas" (1974).
While this is superior to “Dementia 13,” the somewhat convoluted story is not as compelling as “Psycho,” “Silent Night, Bloody Night” and “Friday the 13th.” Speaking of the latter, devotees of “A Bay of Blood” suggest that it heavily influenced the first two “Friday” films, but this would mostly apply to the four youths visiting the desolate bay and a couple of death scenes, which amount to a fraction of the runtime. There’s nothing in “Bay” about camp counselors staying at a summer camp and the dynamics thereof.
Brigitte Skay is a highlight on the female front as Louise, but there are a few other notables, like Paola Montenero (Sylvie), Anna Maria Rosati (Laura) and the joyless Claudine Auger (Renata). On the other side of the gender spectrum, Claudio Volonté is reminiscent of Oliver Reed as solemn fisherman outcast Simon.
The movie runs 1 hour, 24 minutes, and was shot about an hour’s drive south of Rome in Sabaudia, Italy, at the producer’s beach house, along with some bits shot at Fogliano, which is 12 miles north.
GRADE: B-
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