
Watch Me When I Kill
Directed by Antonio Bido
Mara, a beautiful young nightclub dancer, witnesses a brutal murder and soon finds herself stalked by an animalistic gloved killer! While enlisting the help of her boyfriend Lukas to track down and stop the maniac, the mystery surrounding the killings is slowly uncovered. As more bodies are found and secrets are uncovered, the truth behind the masked slasher is much more horrifying than anyone could imagine!
A beautiful witness to a murder soon finds herself being stalked by the killer. When her boyfriend investigates, he discovers there is much more to the crime than it appears.
Cast: Corrado Pani, Paola Tedesco, Franco Citti, Fernando Cerulli, Giuseppe Addobbati
Member Reviews
Yes, the reviews below are somewhat true, it is boring at times. An important hallmark of giallo is its style, most famously seen in Argento’s neon-painted film sets and shadowy lighting, as well as his frequent musical collaborations with Goblin. This movie opts instead for a less stylistic, more gritty feel with uninteresting lighting and atmosphere, and especially bland scoring. The only thing saving this one is its twist ending and a few of the violent scenes (particularly the one in the hotel is uniquely shocking in execution).
Great ending, but the majority of the film was so boring. Would not recommend.
Good giallo.
ok
Very slow.