Bloody Pit of Horror
(1965)
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Bloody Pit of Horror
(1965)
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Mickey Hargitay | ... |
Travis Anderson
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Walter Brandi | ... |
Rick
(as Walter Brandt)
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Luisa Baratto | ... |
Edith
(as Louise Barret)
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Rita Klein | ... |
Nancy
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Alfredo Rizzo | ... |
Daniel Parks
(as Alfred Rice)
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Barbara Nelli | ... |
Suzy
(as Barbara Nelly)
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Moa Tahi | ... |
Kinojo
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Femi Benussi | ... |
Annie
(as Femi Martin)
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Ralph Zucker | ... |
Dermott - The photographer
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Nando Angelini | ... |
Perry
(as Nik Angel)
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Albert Gordon |
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Gino Turini | ... |
(as John Turner)
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Roberto Messina | ... |
(as Robert Messenger)
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A photographer and his models go to an old, abandoned castle to shoot some sexy covers for horror novels. Unbeknownst to them, the castle is inhabited by a lunatic who believes himself to be the reincarnated spirit of a 17th-century executioner whose job it is to protect the castle against intruders. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
Mickey Hargitay(aka Mister Jayne Mansfield) pulls all the stops in his demented ham-and-cheese portrayal of a man possessed by "The Crimson Executioner"...a sadistic monster of barbaric times. Gasp as you witness him cruelly torturing a crew of photographers and models who have decided that his dank stone castle is a perfect spot for a photo shoot. While flexing and posing his oiled-up, muscular body in the horrified presence of these helplessly bound captives, he randomly hurls crack-up dialog about how irritated he is by these scrawny plebeians, and how perfectly ripped his awesome body is. What possible retort could an unfortunate victim deliver once slapped with such self-aggrandizing harangue? How about "OH! You are an EGOTIST!"?
HA! ...yes...it's *THAT* good...
BLOODY PIT OF HORRROR labors for Gothic horror atmosphere (mostly by virtue of some very cartoonish mood-lighting), but the final product is an unlikely admixture of cheap psychedelia and juvenile comic book shocks with a hefty infusion of homoerotic S&M weirdness.
A high-camp Eurokitsch favorite...recommended. 6.5/10