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Così dolce... così perversa

1969 [ITALIAN]

Action / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

Così dolce... così perversa

1969 [ITALIAN]

Action / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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6.0/10 · 1.6K

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Plot summary

An industrialist's affair with a troubled woman entangles him in a dangerous situation with her abusive boyfriend. His glamorous life spirals into unexpected peril.

Director

Umberto Lenzi

Top cast

Beryl Cunningham as Black Stripper

Horst Frank as Klaus

Carroll Baker as Nicole Perrier

Giovanni Di Benedetto as Monsieur Valmont

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858.66 MB

1280*544

Italian 2.0

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23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

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1.56 GB

1920*816

Italian 2.0

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23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

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8 / 10

Its somehow a sock....i m alone here ...but

R T

its somehow a sock....i m alone here ...but its a film who traveled overseas.. also this age has a name ....Italy and Germany had a lot of directors and very…

7 / 10

A film that runs out of twists

Bezenby

It seems that prior to Dario Argento's The Bird With The Crystal Plumage that normal template for gialli was the 'mystery amongst devious people' rather than…

It seems that prior to Dario Argento's The Bird With The Crystal Plumage that normal template for gialli was the 'mystery amongst devious people' rather than the 'loads of babes being sliced up'. This is yet another one of those films, with a rather low body count (two!). Jean (he's a fanny rat, but hard to like, because he's French), is a rich playboy who is not getting any of his wife (Erika Blanc - she looks like David Bowie), so looks for other avenues to explore. When the film opens, he's banging his mate's wife, but soon he discovers a new blonde has moved into the apartment above his. There's something strange going with this new blonde too, because Jean is hearing the scraping of furniture and what sounds like someone being slapped around, but when he goes to the front door of his new neighbour, no one answers. When he does finally get to meet her she claims that her boyfriend Klaus loves beating her up and stuff. Soon the two fall in love (queue montage!) much to the dismay of Blanc and the delight of Klaus, and it's roughly about the halfway mark that the twists start happening so I'll stop there. Needless to say that one character goes from being vulnerable to evil, allegiances changes again and again and the hippy vibe of the late sixties shines through loud and clear. However, Lenzi seems to have had a vision of the state of Italian film ten years later and injected the film with scenes that make no sense whatsoever, for instance the credits sequence. Jean drives about with a rifle in his car and we get flashes of one of his lovers but this has nothing to do with the rest of the film. Plus, Carrol Baker has a velvet lined cabinet in her apartment full of instruments of torture. This has nothing to do with anything either. On the other side, Lenzi also injects an amazingly high amount of style into the film too, what with an early example of the use of primary colours (soon to be a trend in the gialli) - there's one scene that's stands out when Jean is forced to snog Carrol Baker while someone keeps changing the lighting to various colours, Nicely done.

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