Murder-Rock: Dancing Death
(1984)
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Murder-Rock: Dancing Death
(1984)
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Olga Karlatos | ... |
Candice Norman
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Ray Lovelock | ... |
George Webb
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Claudio Cassinelli | ... |
Dick Gibson
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Cosimo Cinieri | ... |
Lt. Borges
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Giuseppe Mannajuolo | ... |
Prof. Davis
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Berna Maria do Carmo | ... |
Joan
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Belinda Busato | ... |
Gloria Weston
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Maria Vittoria Tolazzi | ... |
Jill
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Margie
(as Geretta Marie Fields)
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Christian Borromeo | ... |
Willy Stark
(as Cristian Borromeo)
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Robert Gligorov | ... |
Bert
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Carlo Caldera | ... |
Bob
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Riccardo Parisio Perrotti | ... |
Steiner
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Giovanni De Nava | ... |
Hotel Receptionist
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A series of murders rock a dance academy in New York in which the mysterous directress, Candice, sets out to find the kiler, with a little assistance from a shady male model, named George, who has a hidden agenda for her as does she for him. Written by Anonymous
Nothing very special about this giallo. A bunch of dancers are trying out for parts, and some get murdered by a hatpin stuck into their left breast (where it looks like it would actually pierce a lung and not the heart as intended). Some of the dancing scenes are pretty sexual.
The studio where they do their dancing has a rather odd system at the end of the day whereby a voice comes over an intercom, and the lights flash on and off repeatedly. I guess this is to make for more suspense or to make the killing scenes more exciting? It's more on the annoying side.
One of the women has a dream in which she is pursued by a killer with a pin (it changes sizes throughout the dream, sometimes appearing giant). She later sees the man from her dream on a billboard. She tracks him down, finding him to be a bit of a washed up, alcoholic actor, and starts a relationship with him.
Much more than that I don't remember.