Firstly that title could not be any more '70s giallo' if it tried, and the good news is this film lives up to its title. Pleasingly unhinged stuff, and I'm surprised I'd never encountered this one before randomly clicking on the fairground scene on youtube, and that scene was enough to convince me I needed to see it. If you're a fan of Lenzi's SPASMO, and EYEBALL, or maybe Fulci's LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN then this is definitely one to check out, similar levels of daft-yet-vicious shenanigans, 70s high fashion, hairstyles, and weird dialogue. This has gone straight into my all time top 10 giallos after one viewing.
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