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Title: Die Nacht der rollenden Köpfe (1973)
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Robert Hoffmann | ... |
Alberto Morosini
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Nieves Navarro | ... |
Kitty
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George Martin | ... |
Inspector Merughi
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Anuska Borova | ... |
Lidia Arrighi & Silvia Arrighi
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Marco
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Anna Liberati | ... |
Secretary at dance academy
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Rosita Torosh | ... |
Nina Ferretti
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Cristina Tamborra | ... |
Magda Hopkins
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Nerina Montagnani | ... |
Marta
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Orlando Baralla | ... |
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Gianni Pulone | ... |
Fireman
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Salvatore Borghese | ... |
Asdrubale Magno
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Rodolfo Lolli | ... |
Lolli - the Inspector's assistant
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Carlo Carli |
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A photographer named Kitty (Susan Scott) watched through a tourist telescope the killing of a woman through the window of a nearby house. She is unable to get a clear view of the killer's face, she reported the incident to the police and soon other witnesses who saw the killer fled are brutally murder, will Kitty be the next victim? Written by jairhcastillo
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Language:
ItalianRelease Date:
1 February 1974 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Death Carries a Cane See more »Box Office
Gross:
ESP 11,919,640 (Spain)Company Credits
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Balcázar Producciones Cinematográficas, Società Europea Films Internazionali Cinematografica (SEFI) See more »
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Ordinary Italian murder/horror/mystery fair. I found it to be visually spectacular with swaying camera work common to Argento and others.
The movie delivers the goods with naked drop dead gorgeous women and fairly graphic killings. The plot is too complex, but these type of movies really are more about style.