Woman seeks to avenge her father's death by using a local dancer, with long poisonous fingernails, to do her bidding.
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Title: The Diabolical Dr. Z (1966)
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| Estella Blain | ... | Nadia | |
| Mabel Karr | ... | Irma Zimmer | |
| Howard Vernon | ... | Dr. Vicas | |
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Fernando Montes | ... | Philippe |
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Marcelo Arroita-Jáuregui | ... | Dr. Moroni (as Marcelo Arroita) |
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Cris Huerta | ... | Dr. Kallman |
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Alberto Bourbón | ... | Policeman (as Albert Bourbon) |
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Guy Mairesse | ... | Hans Bergen |
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Woman seeks to avenge her father's death by using a local dancer, with long poisonous fingernails, to do her bidding.
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woman murders a woman | murderess | psychotronic film | giallo | spanish giallo |Taglines:
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Far from perfect, this is nevertheless a very good looking film with enough fine moments to hold anyone's interest. The two female leads are both excellent and if they seem somewhat detached from the proceedings, this helps the creepy feel. Franco, himself plays one of the police investigating and whilst he does not disgrace himself as he would in several later films, none of the scenes seem to add anything. Intended more as light relief than to progress the story they are an awkward distraction. The laboratory scenes are excellent and the robotic contraption most effective. The movie doesn't flow effortlessly but its very oddness and sense of unreality adds to the overall worrying feel.