Blood looks even more beautiful when it stains Edwige Fenech☝️

The ending dragged on a bit, but other than that, I found it quite entertaining and very solid. With that, I can say I'm completely in love with the Martino + France combination; together they are genuinely unstoppable.

It's a pretty sexy thriller that works brilliantly, and it's also visually stunning.

Blood looks even more beautiful when it stains Edwige Fenech☝️

The ending dragged on a bit, but other than that, I found it quite entertaining and very solid. With that, I can say I'm completely in love with the Martino + France combination; together they are genuinely unstoppable.

It's a pretty sexy thriller that works brilliantly, and it's also visually stunning.

HOOPTOBER XII

9/31

I’m usually such a massive fan of giallo, but this really didn’t do it for me. The plot was interesting but it didn’t grip me the way it should’ve.

HOOPTOBER XII

9/31

I’m usually such a massive fan of giallo, but this really didn’t do it for me. The plot was interesting but it didn’t grip me the way it should’ve.

Felt a bit drawn out

Felt a bit drawn out

p.s. this movie reminds me with Hitchcock’s “Psycho” and Carpenter’s “Halloween”, mixed with perfect Italian-style touch 🫰🏻> ***“Now I know you’re trying to get away from me...(love how Martino use this quote for his next movie title)

Elegant, erotic, and dripping with danger. The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh is everything a giallo movie should be. It’s a twisted web of desire, deceit, and obsession where everyone hides behind masks of sophistication

it started from Julie Wardh (played by Edwige Fenech) seems to live a glamorous life in Vienna, but beneath the surface lies a past she can’t escape. Once entangled in a violent, sadomasochistic relationship, she now finds herself married to a wealthy diplomat, yet the shadows of her former lover, Jean, continue to follow her

when a string of brutal murders begins targeting women around the city, Julie’s paranoia grows. Mysterious letters, hidden motives, and manipulative men blur the line between romance and cruelty. As she’s drawn into a deadly game of trust and betrayal, nothing and no one is what it seems

every frame feels like a painting. All those rich reds, sharp mirrors, and rain-slick streets turn into a fever dream of paranoia and passion. I could say it’s not just murder, but it also disguised as madness. but anyway, I’ll call the killer “The Razor Killer” 🩸

last but not least, I was surprised with the ending twist and suddenly I feel like I wanna throw my iPad and saying BYE IM SO DONE ☺️🫵🏻

p.s. this movie reminds me with Hitchcock’s “Psycho” and Carpenter’s “Halloween”, mixed with perfect Italian-style touch 🫰🏻> ***“Now I know you’re trying to get away from me...(love how Martino use this quote for his next movie title)

Elegant, erotic, and dripping with danger. The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh is everything a giallo movie should be. It’s a twisted web of desire, deceit, and obsession where everyone hides behind masks of sophistication

it started from Julie Wardh (played by Edwige Fenech) seems to live a glamorous life in Vienna, but beneath the surface lies a past she can’t escape. Once entangled in a violent, sadomasochistic relationship, she now finds herself married to a wealthy diplomat, yet the shadows of her former lover, Jean, continue to follow her

when a string of brutal murders begins targeting women around the city, Julie’s paranoia grows. Mysterious letters, hidden motives, and manipulative men blur the line between romance and cruelty. As she’s drawn into a deadly game of trust and betrayal, nothing and no one is what it seems

every frame feels like a painting. All those rich reds, sharp mirrors, and rain-slick streets turn into a fever dream of paranoia and passion. I could say it’s not just murder, but it also disguised as madness. but anyway, I’ll call the killer “The Razor Killer” 🩸

last but not least, I was surprised with the ending twist and suddenly I feel like I wanna throw my iPad and saying BYE IM SO DONE ☺️🫵🏻

This was basically a reminder for me to continue my giallo streak from where I left off in January cos this was sooo good.

Its so stylized and sexy and thankfully doesn't have any supernatural stuff.

The mystery aspect was really well done and i loved all the twists and turns.

I love the dark colour pallete and the backlighting that silhouettes the killer in some scenes and numerous close ups of his razor.

Like i said, the movie is horny and i love the sense of voyeurism that the film creates through many lingering shots of the male and female body.

You can really tell that, by this point, the giallo genre had developed itself further and defined its aesthetic and themes since Bava's Blood And Black Lace.

This was basically a reminder for me to continue my giallo streak from where I left off in January cos this was sooo good.

Its so stylized and sexy and thankfully doesn't have any supernatural stuff.

The mystery aspect was really well done and i loved all the twists and turns.

I love the dark colour pallete and the backlighting that silhouettes the killer in some scenes and numerous close ups of his razor.

Like i said, the movie is horny and i love the sense of voyeurism that the film creates through many lingering shots of the male and female body.

You can really tell that, by this point, the giallo genre had developed itself further and defined its aesthetic and themes since Bava's Blood And Black Lace.