Perché Quelle Strane Gocce di Sangue sul Corpo di Jennifer? (1972)
Genre: Thriller / Mystery
Duration: 94 minuten
Alternative titles: The Case of the Bloody Iris / What Are Those Strange Drops of Blood Doing On Jennifer's Body? / Erotic Blue
Country:
Italy
Directed by: Giuliano Carnimeo
Stars: Edwige Fenech, George Hilton and Annabella Incontrera
IMDb score:
6,4 (3.944)
Releasedate: 4 August 1972
Perché Quelle Strane Gocce di Sangue sul Corpo di Jennifer? plot
Two women are murdered in quick succession in the same apartment complex. To get away from her ex-husband, Jennifer and her friend move into the room of one of the murdered women, but she is quickly a victim of a stalker. Everyone around her turns out to hold sinister secrets, so Jennifer is left on her own to escape the threat.
Actors and actresses
Jennifer Lansbury
Andrea Barto
Marilyn Ricci
Commissioner Enci
Redi - commissioner's assistant
Arthur
Mizar Harrington
Professor Isaacs
Sheila Heindricks
Ex-Marito Di Jennifer (as Ben Carrá)
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Reviews & comments
Leno
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- 5922 messages
- 4470 votes
Typical Giallo that however does not rise above the 'typical' Giallo anywhere. Except for Fenech's facade perhaps. It never really gets exciting and (audio)visually the film never manages to surprise. Still entertaining.
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Noodless
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- 10100 messages
- 6209 votes
The Case of the Bloody Iris is a typical giallo in which the leather gloves, a masked killer, the kills, the necessary nudity and a list of suspects form the basis. The viewer is regularly misled and just when you think you know the perpetrator, you get other twists that indicate new suspects. In the end, the killer is surprising (certainly the way in which the killer can camouflage his involvement with a recorder), but a bit far-fetched given the motive of the murders. This fact and the weak confrontation at the end ensure that it is not a top film. One to definitely see because there are enough giallo elements in the film to enjoy it. And we certainly do that with Edwige Fenech. Seems to be a kind of muse for this kind of films. A beautiful lady with a great appearance and those eyes are heavenly. 7/10
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Bobbejaantje
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- 2365 messages
- 2119 votes
This is a fine example of the giallo genre. Beautiful ladies, seventies zeitgeist, murderer with gloves (brown this time), detached acting, complex plot. The opening scene may have inspired Brian de Palma for his Dressed to Kill.
Cast and crew are all familiar with the genre. The script is by Ernesto Gastaldi and then you know right away that you are in the right place because he is one of the best. The music is by Bruno Nicolai, friend of Morricone and also sounds a bit like him (without wanting to shortchange his own talent). Edwige Feniche in the lead role does a perfect job in her dangerous environment. The women in those films are not the women you see in today's films. They are all a bit more victim and often have to be protected or saved by a man. For those who want to get acquainted with the giallo genre, this is already a nice entry.
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