Product Description Jennifer (Edwige Fenech), a young model, moves into a flat that was previously occupied by a performer who was brutally murdered. The crime is yet unsolved and Jennifer's neighbours - from an elderly lady and her disfigured son to a lecherous lesbian - may be possible suspects. Could Jennifer be the killer's next victim? From the Back Cover Jennifer, a young model (Edwige Fenech), moves into a flat that was previously occupied by a performer who was brutally murdered. The crime is yet unsolved and Jennifer’s neighbours – from an elderly lady and her disfigured son to a lecherous lesbian – may be possible suspects. The killer slices more beautiful girls open, dressed in black leather and tooled with a cut-throat razor. Jennifer could be the killer’s next victim in the movie’s chilling conclusion. Made famous by Italian horror maestro Dario Argento – creator of Suspira and Tenebrae, the giallo (or whodunnit) usually consists of beautiful, if naïve, women, a stylish killer armed with a cut-throat razor and buckets of female nudity and blood. Technically, the giallo is often graced with inventive camerawork and a fabulous score – and The Case of the Bloody Iris is no exception. Giulano Carnimeo (who would later become a successful spaghetti western director) shoots with visual flair and the screenplay by veteran Ernesto Gastaldi will keep you guessing right to the final frame. The Case of the Bloody Iris is also supported by two stalwarts of the Italian horror genre: George Hilton and the ravishing Edwige Fenech, who was a supermodel for over two decades and is currently a popular TV host.
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