Kiss Me Killer (1977)

Director:

Jesús Franco

Writers:

Jesús Franco, Gian Franco Riccioni

Stars:

Francisco Acosta, Georges Alexandre, Gilda Arancio

Cast

Credited cast:
Francisco Acosta	...	Paul Radeck
Georges Alexandre	...	Dancer
Gilda Arancio	...	Stripper
Alice Arno	...	Linda
Angelo Bassi	...	Inspector
Richard Bigotini	...	Fried of Freddy
Alberto Dalbés	...	Freddy Carter
Jesús Franco	...	Marcel
James Harris	...	Guard
Catherine Lafferière	...	Dancer
Jacques Marbeuf	...	Musician
Olivier Mathot	...	Carlos Moroni
Antonio Mayans	...	Mario Camacho
Paul Muller	...	Inspector
Lina Romay	...	Moira Ray

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

female nudity | lesbianism | remake | stripper | lesbian sex | 

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Genres:

Crime

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Details

Country:

France

Language:

French

Release Date:

31 March 1977 (France)

Also Known As:

Tango au clair de lune

Company Credits

Production Co:

Eurociné

Technical Specs

Runtime:

99 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Remake of La muerte silba un blues (1964)

User Reviews

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Kiss Me Killer (1974)

** (out of 4)

Jess Franco's remake of his very own 007 Operation Jamaique is a film that offers quite a bit but I must admit that the story lost me. I'm not sure if it was the horrid English dubbing or what but I could never really catch on to what was going on for the most part. The film deals with drug smugglers, a Inspector (Paul Muller) and a stripper (Lina Romay) who is working undercover. Even though I wasn't able to follow the story, there's still quite a bit here that makes the film worth at least one viewing. For starters, there's a very steamy and erotic sex scene between Romay and Alice Arno, which ranks among Franco's best scenes of this type. Franco can open himself up to being bashed quite a bit but when it comes time to do an erotic scene then no one can top him. The highlight of the film has to be a sequence where Romay, working as the stripper, tries to get a nude statue aroused by licking around his certain areas. I think this is the greatest period for Romay and she turns in a good performance but it's certainly her beauty that takes over and delivers the goods. Daniel White's brilliant music score is the best thing about the movie and I think it ranks right up there with the best work of his career.