The Case of the Bloody Iris

Synopsis

In the 1972 Italian giallo film 'The Case of the Bloody Iris' (original title 'Perché quelle strane gocce di sangue sul corpo di Jennifer?'), a mysterious killer terrorizes the residents of a luxury apartment complex in Rome. As a series of brutal murders unfold, suspicion falls on the glamorous model Jennifer, played by Edwige Fenech. With suspenseful twists and stylish cinematography typical of the giallo genre, the tension builds as Jennifer tries to uncover the identity of the true murderer before becoming the next victim. Set against a backdrop of dark secrets and hidden desires, 'The Case of the Bloody Iris' offers a thrilling journey into the depths of a killer's mind.

Cast

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  Edwige Fenech

  Jennifer Lansbury

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  George Hilton

  Andrea Barto

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  Paola Quattrini

  Marilyn Ricci

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  Giampiero Albertini

  Commissioner Enci

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  Franco Agostini

  Redi - commissioner's assistant

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  Oreste Lionello

  Arthur

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Case of the Bloody Iris' for its stylish direction, suspenseful atmosphere, and strong performances, particularly from Edwige Fenech in the lead role. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus describes it as a 'sleek and stylish giallo with plenty of twists and turns'. IMDb users have also appreciated the film, giving it a rating of 6.4/10. However, some critics have noted that the plot can be convoluted at times, with a few pacing issues. Despite this, the film is widely regarded as a standout example of the giallo genre, with its striking visuals and intense mystery keeping viewers engaged until the shocking conclusion. The blend of horror, mystery, and psychological elements has earned 'The Case of the Bloody Iris' a place among the classic giallo films of the era.

See also

Oppenheimer

Fargo

Creed III

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