All the Colors of the Dark
Directed by Sergio Martino
The luscious Edwige Fenech gives the performance of her career as a woman tormented by visions of Satanic violence, hallucinatory horror and psychosexual insanity.
A woman is tormented by visions of Satanic violence, hallucinatory horror and psychosexual insanity.
Cast: George Hilton, Edwige Fenech, Ivan Rassimov
Member Reviews
I was sure I'd seen this before but couldn't remember anything about it. Now I see why. . . I realise they were trying to make something different to the usual giallo fare but my word this was a chore to watch so much so it felt draining. Besides the beginning, none of it felt engaging enough to draw me in. It's all so oddly disjointed. There are some great ideas here but they are presented in such an awkward way I cannot recommend it.
Classic giallo with a dash of Rosemary’s Baby thrown in for good measure.
Warning: dubbed into English 👎
Was ok seen worse seen better. Lead actress was absolutely stunning though
Psycho-a-go-go della Italia! Though this drags a bit about halfway through, it was still reasonably engaging and had an internal logic throughout. The performances are about what you'd expect from Italian horror at this time, but the direction is a bit more off the rails than usual with plenty of psychedelic flair. Not unmissable, but certainly not unwatchable.