The Verdict
Two children are kidnapped and killed to harvest their organs, which are then sold at a very high price. The ghosts of the two children, however, return from the world of the dead to avenge their tormentors.
Two children are kidnapped and killed to harvest their organs, which are then sold at a very high price. The ghosts of the two children, however, return from the world of the dead to avenge their tormentors. The film already had various problems during production: the little-known director Giovanni Simonelli, halfway through the film, realized, also due to the paucity of available means, that he was not able to continue the film; the producers then turned to Lucio Fulci (top expert in directing low-budget horror) who shot almost all the outdoor sequences and those that required the use of special effects. It was therefore inevitable that the result was among the worst: few and miserable the effects (the eyes of the child-ghosts lit up in red are, to say the least, ridiculous), actors on the verge of professionalism and, above all, a screenplay among the worst ever (true "strokes of genius" among which this line deserves special mention: "Ciao Silvia, I remember you when you sucked on a big... bottle full of milk!"). Inevitable judgment.
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