Il mostro di Venezia

1965
PG
1h 23min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA crazed killer is on the loose in the catacombs of Venice, Italy. He stalks beautiful women, drags them to his underground lair, kills them, then stuffs them and adds them to his "collectio... Leer todoA crazed killer is on the loose in the catacombs of Venice, Italy. He stalks beautiful women, drags them to his underground lair, kills them, then stuffs them and adds them to his "collection."A crazed killer is on the loose in the catacombs of Venice, Italy. He stalks beautiful women, drags them to his underground lair, kills them, then stuffs them and adds them to his "collection."

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4.6/10

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Trivia
Some victims-to-be are denoted by a close-up and freeze frame.

Errores
The knifing victim hidden in the coffin at the night club fell face forward when the lid was opened, but was on his back when guests ran up to see.

Citas
Andrea Rubis: That's the Isla della Giudecca
Roman Tourist #1: What did he call that? What'd he say?
Roman Tourist #2: Isla della Giudecca.
Roman Tourist #3: Oh, yes!
Andrea Rubis: And over there is San Giorgio.
Roman Tourist #2: San Giorgio! Yes, oh yes! I remember reading about that yesterday.
Andrea Rubis: Those are the San Marco docks.
Roman Tourist #3: Oh, San Marco's!
Roman Tourist #1: St. Mark'!s
Andrea Rubis: And down there is Piazza San Marco, St. Mark's Square.
Roman Tourist #2: Where?
Roman Tourist #1: Over on the right.

Conexiones
Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 5 (1998)

Bandas sonoras
The Medium
Performed by Jti Janne

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The Embalmer

Embalmer, The (1965)

** (out of 4)

A psychotic killer is on the loose in Venice but the police don't have a clue to who's killing all the beautiful women. This Italian film is also known as The Monster of Venice and is mildly interesting since it tries to mix the Italian giallo with the German krimi but the end results aren't as good as I had hoped. I'd still recommend this to those wanted to see where Dario Argento was influenced. The biggest problem is that the film is simply too slow to be any good and the actual mystery really isn't all that interesting. A few interesting ideas pop up including the killer who uses scuba gear so that he can make his escape and kill his victims at the same time. This is part of a Vintage triple feature that includes The Screaming Skull and I Eat Your Skin, which can be picked up at Best Buy for $7. The print here is in very bad shape but it's letterboxed, which I believe is a first for this film.