THE CRIMES OF THE BLACK CAT

A series of brutal murders disrupt the lives of models and designers at a high fashion atelier. A blind pianist, initially suspected by the police, will eventually uncover the unsuspecting killer. Another low-budget thriller made without many pretensions in the wake of Dario Argento's early films. The screenplay is acceptable, but with a bit of attention, you can already guess the killer's identity after a few minutes of the movie. The direction is decent, and the actors are of good level (including Sylva Koscina and Manuel De Sica, brother of the more famous Christian). Suitable especially for lovers of Italian giallo films from the seventies.