Cosa avete fatto a Solange?

1972
VM18
1h 47min

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Giallo Psychological Drama Psychological Thriller Slasher Horror Horror Mystery Thriller

Un insegnante ha una relazione con una delle sue studentesse, ma quando iniziano orribili omicidi di giovane donne i sospetti della polizia si concentrano proprio su di lui.Un insegnante ha una relazione con una delle sue studentesse, ma quando iniziano orribili omicidi di giovane donne i sospetti della polizia si concentrano proprio su di lui.Un insegnante ha una relazione con una delle sue studentesse, ma quando iniziano orribili omicidi di giovane donne i sospetti della polizia si concentrano proprio su di lui.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,9/10

6142

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Quiz
Mindful of the American aversion to dubbed foreign films, the production team decided that the shooting would be exclusively made in English language despite the accent of the actors. Consequently the English looping coincided so well with the lip movements of the actors that no one in the U.S. noticed the film was dubbed.

Blooper
Mrs. Holden can still be seen breathing while being dead.

Citazioni
Solange Beauregard: You're not going to hurt me now, are you, Tata?
Ruth Holden: If you do suffer a little, you'll deserve it. You others, hold her tight, understand? Keep the legs apart, huh? Now you just think about screwing and grit your teeth.

Versioni alternative
The "uncut" DVD has some scenes in the still and artwork gallery that are not shown in that 2002 video release. These include: more nude shots of Elizabeth's body (Cristina Galbó); a scene of a topless Solange (Camille Keatton) being visited by the unidentified killer which is very crucial to the plot; the shower scenes are cropped so that the schoolgirls are only shown topless.

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Featured in First Action Hero (2006)

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One of the Best Gialli

An innocent teacher is suspected of a really sick series of murders (after this film, the verb "to solange" should have been added to the dictionary) and must clear himself, ala Hitchcock. Supposedly based on one of Edgar Wallace's books (there _is_ a hidden room), they still must have taken an awful lot of creative license. Joe D'Amato uses the 2.35 frame as only a style-uber-content DP can, though Dallamano deserves a lot of credit for making the story so engrossing. Morricone's score is truly haunting (available on CD with his score for Lenzi's "Spasmo"), adding a note of sadness to the gruesome proceedings. As with the best horror, there's nothing explicit in the murder scenes, wisely leaving the details of the truly hideous murders to the viewers' imaginations. ("Giallo in Venice" also featured a murderer solanging a victim but ruined it by showing the whole thing.) This one's definitely worth checking out, though widescreen is a must.