Eye in the Labyrinth

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~ Chilling horror! ~

Overview:

Julie is disturbed by the disappearance of her psychiatrist boyfriend Luca following a bizarre dream where she witnessed him murdered. She travels to a seaside village where he might be and encounters Frank, who tells her Luca has indeed been there. Julie's investigation leads her to the house of Gerta, where the mystery deepens among the odd characters residing at this artists enclave.

Director:

Mario Caiano

Status:

Released

Language:

Italian

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

italian
murder
serial killer

Cast

Rosemary Dexter

~ as ~

Julie

Adolfo Celi

~ as ~

Frank

Alida Valli

~ as ~

Gerda

Horst Frank

~ as ~

Luca

Sybil Danning

~ as ~

Toni

Franco Ressel

~ as ~

Eugene

Michael Maien

~ as ~

Louis

Benjamin Lev

~ as ~

Saro

Gigi Rizzi

~ as ~

Thomas

Peter Kranz

~ as ~

Corrine

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 2 year(s) ago
6
Alida Valli appears but sparingly in this, but she does steal the scenes in an otherwise rather hammily performed plod-thriller. It's all centred around "Julie" (Rosemary Dexter) who is perplexed about the disappearance of her psychiatrist boyfriend. She doesn't want to involve the authorities, so alights on the dubious "Frank" (Adolfo Celi) and that leads her to a beautiful seaside palazzo inhabited by an eclectic group of misfits. Almost immediately after she arrives, the guests start dropping like flies. Is she safe? Is she the culprit, even? Well, we have to wait for the fuse on this to burn, and it takes it's time. It's very wordy, and to be honest - not a great deal goes on for the first forty-five minutes. It's only at the villa does the action, such as it is, hot up and we start to feel a little sense of peril as we can gradually piece together what is, admittedly, a decent denouement that isn't quite what you might have expected. It's terribly over-scored with that early 1970s busyness that I found quite intrusive into the dialogue that really could have done with a better script editor. Standard fayre with a mediocre cast that passes the time but a film you will almost certainly never remember.