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Nude per l'Assassino

Strip Nude for Your Killer

Italy 1975
produced by
Fral Spa
directed by Andrea Bianchi
starring Edwige Fenech, Nino Castelnuovo, Femi Benussi, Solvi Stubnig, Amanda, Franco Diogene, Lucio Como, Erna Schürer, Gianni Airò, Silvana Depreto, Achille Grioni, Giuseppa Meschella, Filippo La Neve, Claudio Pellegrini, Wainer Verri, Rodolfo Zola
written by Andrea Bianchi, Massimo Felisatti, music by Berto Pisano, cinematography by Franco Delli Colli

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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A serial killer with a strange fixation for running water is killing the employees of Gisella Montani's (Amanda) modelling studio, models & photographers alike. At first noone really seems to worry all that much, but when it once hits Gisella's own husband Maurizio (Franco Diogene), a certain panic arises ...

Eventually, photographer Carlo (Nino Castelnuovo) & his assistant Magda (Edwige Fenech) start to have an idea about what's going on, but instead of calling the proper authorities, they - in typical giallo-tradition - decide to take up investigations on their own - but their first guess proves to be wrong when they find their prime suspect dead & mutilated, but what's worse, the killer is now after them ...

Eventually though, Carlo & Magda manage to overcome the killer, & it turns out to be - Patrizia (Solvi Stubnig), a model with the agency, whose sister, also a model, had once died in an abortion initiated by the agency ...

 

This giallo (= a specifically Italian version of the serial kilelr murder mystery) has nothing of the elegance you would expect from the masters of teh genre like Dario Argento or Sergio Martino, nor does it show any resemblance to Blood and Black Lace, a sort of proto-giallo by Mario Bava also set in the model world.

But then again - even if some publications have one think otherwise - not all giallos were masterpieces, & Strip Nude for your Killer is definitely from the sleazy end of the genre: The characters are almost exclusively horny models who can't wait for an opportunity to lose their cloths, & photographers who only seem to be in the business to get wirls into their beds. Likewise, the story is just a feeble excuse to show a lot of nudity & a little violence, & the fetishistic all-leather motorbiker attire of the killer just proves this point.

Don't expect anything resembling a good story here, let alone character development - hell, the characters have hardly more than one dimension as it is -, but if you are open for a piece of mindless sleaze, than this might still be your film !

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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