The spirit of a deceased knight returns every 100 years to clean a house by graphically murdering the women who are making the life of his descendants unbearable.
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Title: Panic Beats (1983)
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| Paul Naschy | ... | Paul / Alaric de Marnac | |
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Julia Saly | ... | Geneviève |
| Lola Gaos | ... | Mabile | |
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Silvia Miró | ... | Mireille |
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Frances Ondiviela | ... | Julie (as Pat Ondiviela) |
| Manuel Zarzo | ... | Dr. Lacombe | |
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José Vivó | ... | Dr. Rigaud |
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Charly Bravo | ||
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José Sacristán | ... | Alain (as José Sacristán Hernández) |
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Salvador Sáinz | ... | Catholic Priest |
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The spirit of a deceased knight returns every 100 years to clean a house by graphically murdering the women who are making the life of his descendants unbearable.
Panic Beats (1982)
** 1/2 (out of 4)
Paul Naschy plays a man trying to care for his ill wife while carrying on affairs with two other women. All three women are causing him problems but thankfully there's a family curse that has a Knight return from the grave a kill anyone who dares harm him. Naschy also wrote and directed this film that has a very nice premise that goes back to his Horror Rises From the Tomb film. As usual, there are plenty of beautiful naked women but Naschy also adds some nice atmosphere, gory death scenes and some tense moments. However, like many other Naschy films, this one here eventually drags in a few spots but it's still well worth watching especially for a couple nice twists in the story.