

1968·Action·1h 44m
7.1
★























International man of mystery Diabolik and his sensuous lover Eva Kant pull off heist after heist, all while European cops led by Inspector Ginko and envious mobsters led by Ralph Valmont are closing in on them.
Directed by Mario Bava
police
anti hero
based on comic
heist
money
police inspector

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Cast

John Phillip Law
Diabolik

Marisa Mell
Eva Kant

Michel Piccoli
Inspector Ginko

Adolfo Celi
Ralph Valmont

Claudio Gora
Police Chief

Mario Donen
Sgt. Danek

Renzo Palmer
Mr. Hammond

Caterina Boratto
Lady Clark

Lucia Modugno
Prostitute

Annie Gorassini
Rose

Carlo Croccolo
Lorry Driver

Lidia Biondi
Policewoman
Crew

Mario Bava
Director

Mario Bava
Screenplay

Dino Maiuri
Screenplay

Ennio Morricone
Original Music Composer

Mario Bava
Director of Photography

Dino De Laurentiis
Producer

Otello Fava
Makeup Artist

Flavio Mogherini
Art Direction

Lamberto Bava
Assistant Director

Dino Maiuri
Story

Angela Giussani
Characters

Luciana Giussani
Characters
Popular Reviews
43 reviews
Evmovies

Psychedelic spy heists in outrageous groovy outfits?
Yeah Baby!
Yeah Baby!
Psychedelic spy heists in outrageous groovy outfits?
Yeah Baby!
Yeah Baby!
Doop
10.0★ · 03/11/26

I absolutely love how stylish this is holy moly
I absolutely love how stylish this is holy moly
Sam Stevens
9.0★ · 02/18/26

An absolutely sensational 60s spy thriller, with intoxicating colours and a psychedelic style. This is such an extraordinary unique piece of work it’s almost indescribable in its design. The story and ideas are pretty simple, but the execution and all round spectacle is just so wacky and fun that it makes for such a magical experience. The film follows a suavely extravagant criminal, he’s infamous to the restless police and seemingly impossible to capture. He’s the classic villain; fast cars, a flashy girlfriend, a futuristic secret lair, an endless possibilities of gadgets and some pretty extreme facial expressions (mostly to do with the eyebrows). The action in this film is very enjoyable, very comic-esque in the stature and style and almost pulp film like. Obviously the film is visually dazzling, with beautiful pops of colour and some fantastic visual effects, some of the scenes could’ve been set on an alien planet and I wouldn’t have suspected a thing, full of brilliance that sits on the line between glamorous absurdity and theatrical tackiness.
An absolutely sensational 60s spy thriller, with intoxicating colours and a psychedelic style. This is such an extraordinary unique piece of work it’s almost indescribable in its design. The story and ideas are pretty simple, but the execution and all round spectacle is just so wacky and fun that it makes for such a magical experience. The film follows a suavely extravagant criminal, he’s infamous to the restless police and seemingly impossible to capture. He’s the classic villain; fast cars, a flashy girlfriend, a futuristic secret lair, an endless possibilities of gadgets and some pretty extreme facial expressions (mostly to do with the eyebrows). The action in this film is very enjoyable, very comic-esque in the stature and style and almost pulp film like. Obviously the film is visually dazzling, with beautiful pops of colour and some fantastic visual effects, some of the scenes could’ve been set on an alien planet and I wouldn’t have suspected a thing, full of brilliance that sits on the line between glamorous absurdity and theatrical tackiness.
Miles G
5.0★ · 01/12/26

This movie has like 45 minutes of day for night scenes. My least favorite thing ever. Will need to rewatch with more stringent tv settings
This movie has like 45 minutes of day for night scenes. My least favorite thing ever. Will need to rewatch with more stringent tv settings
James caRmen
7.5★ · 09/22/25

I will never recover knowing a bed like that exists/ed
I will never recover knowing a bed like that exists/ed