Marco Castellini
•Police commissioner Luca Peretti must solve a series of murders apparently committed without any connection. Through various clues, he finally discovers the link between them and thus identifies the killer... Excellent example of Italian giallo-horror, well scripted and directed by a director usually engaged in other genres, but really at ease in this field. Starring a cast of good level in which stands out the always great George Hilton (often present in Italian genre productions of the period) and a decent William Berger, also a face of our national productions of the time. A film rich in tension, with particularly violent sequences (decapitations, dismemberments, etc.) that recall the first Argento gialli. The effective soundtrack is signed by the master Ennio Morricone.
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