Director Antonio Bido delivers all of the sex, violence, and surprising twists the genre is known for in this story of two brothers -- a professor and a priest -- investigate a series of brutal murders. Can they get to the bottom of the slayings before their own traumatic childhood memories consume them?
Aug 6, 2002
All Critics (3) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (2) | DVD (4)
When we learn the identity of the killer and his motive, the story seems nothing less than ludicrous.
A good giallo, not a great one.
A priest who has witnessed a murder begins to receive threatening messages; his brother, a neurotic professor with a bad case of the flashbacks, investigates. I would only recommend this boring and utterly formulaic giallo to ardent admirers of Stefania Casini, who receives unusually high billing and a fair amount of
January 20, 2009Super Reviewer
As convoluted as any Giallo, this one features Lino Capolicchio being thrust into a murder mystery upon returning to his hometown, a recurring theme in both films I've caught him in - if I were him, I'd stop traveling.Moody and atmospheric, with just enough hints to childhood trauma to keep you guessing, this one is a
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