Perché quelle strane gocce di sangue sul corpo di Jennifer?

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Perché quelle strane gocce di sangue sul corpo di Jennifer? (1972)

Having recently escaped the clutches of a hippie sex cult, a beautiful model is pursued by a serial killer whose previous victims include former occupants of her new apartment.Having recently escaped the clutches of a hippie sex cult, a beautiful model is pursued by a serial killer whose previous victims include former occupants of her new apartment.Having recently escaped the clutches of a hippie sex cult, a beautiful model is pursued by a serial killer whose previous victims include former occupants of her new apartment.

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Trivia
During the opening credits, a girl is walking down the street and a movie poster is shown. It's for "Scorpio 'E Turo Clint Eastwood", which is an Italian poster for Likainen Harry (1971).

Goofs
Good thing they changed the film's English title to "Case of the Bloody Iris", since the Italian title translates as "Why the strange drops of blood on Jennifer's body?", but, though there are splatters of blood on most of the other women in the picture, and there are, indeed, drops of blood on an iris, there are NO drops of blood whatsoever, strange or otherwise, on Jennifer's body.

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Commissioner Enci: [to Jennifer] You'll be the bait to trap the killer. Naturally, we'll be keeping you under complete surveillance. Once in a while we manage to do things right. Now, how bout something to drink? I think we could all use one. Renzi, where are the glasses?
Assistant Commissioner Renzi: Boss, I filed the glasses, under "B" for "Bar Equipment."
Commissioner Enci: Ah, where else?

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Referenced in Tappava tunnustus (1980)

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5/10

Uninvolving, often stupid murder mystery.

"The Case Of The Bloody Iris" is a movie filled with so many stupid and cheesy moments that it's impossible to list them all here (just an example: a bloody corpse is discovered in the elevator of a high-rise apartment building while the sun is still up; after several hours, the night has fallen, a woman tries to get into the elevator, and the corpse is still there, lying at the exact same spot - apparently none of the tenants cared enough to call the police). So I'll just mention the two things that bothered me the most:

1) The dubbing is terrible. The actors who dubbed in the voices of the original cast sound so bored that you wonder if they even got paid for their work or it was simply forced upon them. There is barely ONE LINE that sounds right in this film.

2) Edwige Fenech is gorgeous but ridiculously wooden as Jennifer. She wears the same "scared" expression throughout. A totally bland "heroine".

The only highlight of the film is a bizarre mixed wrestling match between a tough stripper and one of her "customers". Now THAT is something you don't see every day! (**)

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