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La Lupa Mannara

Werewolf Woman
Daughter of a Werewolf / Blutmond - Terror of the She Wolf / Naked Werewolf Woman

Italy 1976
produced by
Diego Alchimede for Dialchi Film
directed by Rino di Silvestro
starring Annik Borel, Frederick Stafford, Howard Ross, Dagmar Lassander, Tino Carraro, Andrea Scotti, Elio Zamuto, Osvaldo Ruggieri, Tom Karnowski, Giuliana Giuliani, Pino Mattei
screenplay by Rino Di Silvestro, music by Coriolano Gori

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Since she was raped as a child, Daniella (Annik Borel) can't have a normal sexual relationship, so when she finds documents about one of her ancestors having been a werewolf, & a photograph of that ancestor that remarkably resembles Daniella, she is plagued by nightmares about being a werewolf herself.

& when her sister Elena (Dagmar Lassander) comes to visit her & her father (Tino Carraro), Daniella, one full moon night first starts to seduce Elena's husband Fabian (Andrea Scotti), then bites him to death & hurls him off a nearby cliff ... & she isn't even convicted for the murder (the police think it was dogs), but due to the shock sent to a sanitarium. There though she suffers from repeated fits of rage so after a time she is tied to her bed ... & proves to be easy pray for her nymphomaniac lesbian roommate ... until Daniella is able to get her hands on a knife (on a full moon night of course) & stabs her roommate to death, then escapes the sanitarium & - at her getaway - kills on eof the sanitarium's doctors too in a carcrash.

Soon she feels compelled to kill every time she is sexually aroused (as long as it's full moon), so she bites to death a woman she has just spied on having sex, & even a hitchhiker she first seduces.

With all the killings, police detective Monica (Frederick Stafford) first is baffled, but then comes up with a wild werewolf theory which he soon ties to Daniella, & the death of Fabian now also neatly fits in. Daniella however cannot be found ...

Going hitchhiking once more, she is picked up by stuntman Luca, who doesn't try to get her laid though but still gives her a place to sleep, & after a while she starts to trust him, they start a normal sexual relationship, & the next full moon night she notices she doesn't even have the urge to kill anymore ... & it would seem she is cured ... until three thugs break into Luca's house while he's away, rape her & brutally kill Luca upon returning ... none of the three though lives to see the next day, as Daniella soon kills 2 of them at a scrapyard, & burns the third alive in his own house. Then she seems to disappear from the face of the earth, until detective Monica figures she has to hide out in the same woods her ancestor was killed ages ago ... & there he & the police force find her, reverted to a more primitive state of mind, trying to defend herself against the heavily armed policemen with nothing but a torch. Of course she soon is dragged off to the next loonie bin.

 

A very trashy & sleazy film, that nevertheless has a thought through, almost intelligent screenplay, which relates Daniella's sexual fears & repressions to imagined lycanthropy (safe from a dreamsequence she never actually transforms into a wolf). This doesn't necessarily make the film a good movie of course, but a somehow interesting & - on a sleazy level - enjoyable little romp.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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