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Strip Nude For Your Killer
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The stunning Edwige Fenech stars in this infamous shocker that packs more grisly violence and sexual depravity into each frame than most any other film in the entire giallo genre.
Directors Andrea Bianchi Starring Edwige Fenech , Nino Castelnuovo Genres Suspense Subtitles English [CC] Audio languages English
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Allen Garfield's #1 fan. Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2021
4 1/2 stars. This Arrow edition for Giallo and Gelato is a rather raunchy affair called Strip Nude For Your Killer. It’s a brutal and sleazy entry into the genre which isn’t completely repulsive thanks to the joy that is giallo queen, Edwige Fenech (All the Colors of the Dark). The movie is full of the dark and uncomfortable elements of the modeling game. The film lives up to the title on so many levels. This is not for the viewer looking for a sophisticated taste of ’70s Italian cinema. I recommend Talenti’s Dark Chocolate Cherry to scoop before pressing play on the remote to see Strip Nude For Your Killer. A fashion model dies of a heart attack while receiving an illegal abortion. The doctor calls up a mysterious person so they can carry the body back to her apartment and stage it so the model looks like she died while taking a bath. One night, the doctor encounters a person in motorcycles and racing leathers who stabs them to death. There’s not much mourning at the Albatross Modelling Agency. One of the photographers stalks a woman at a resort and uses his offer of taking test photographs as an excuse to get her naked in a sauna. The owner of the agency (Lia Amanda) is having an affair with a model (The Killer Must Kill Again‘s Femi Benussi) while her perv husband keeps poaching on the talent too. This is not a modeling agency of model citizens. The only one who seems slightly respectable is Magda (Sergio Martino's Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key‘s Edwige Fenech). She’s a photographer who wants to be a model. She hooks up with fellow photographer Carlo (Radley Metzger's groundbreaking Camille 2000‘s Nino Castelnuovo). The motorcycle helmet killer starts to pick their way through the agency. The only big clue is that the killer knows the agency since an early victim lets them in the house and talks business before they meet the business end of the knife. As they keep losing co-workers, Magda and Castro investigate even though one of them might be the killer for all they know. Strip Nude For Your Killer came out in 1975 when the wave of Giallo was dying down in Italian theaters that were now showing over the top Cop action flicks. While some might view the film as more of a slasher/body count film, it’s still a Giallo to me. Why? Because ultimately Giallo is about mystery and this film is a double mystery. First we wonder who is behind the motorcycle helmet. But we also must ponder who was the mystery person that covered up the model’s death. Is this ultimately the killer’s target or was that person the killer? Over 40 years later, Edwige Fenech is finally getting a proper audience for her ’70s Giallo work in America with top notch releases not based on butchered prints. This movie shows her cinematic power since she keeps this film from just being all detestable characters getting hacked away by a mystery killer. She’s the only person on the screen you don’t want to see sliced up. Likewise you could forgive her if she turns out to be the killer. The second biggest star of the film is Berto Pisano’s score. His music is as nasty and funky as the action. There’s nothing subtle about his instruments driving the beat. His notes are as obvious as the title. The Director, the consistently sleazy, Andrea Bianchi had just made the infamous sickie Cry of a Prostitute with Henry Silva (The Godfather and countless Italian crime films). The gangster film was pretty rough and nasty so he didn’t completely change up his style for his Giallo entry. Strip Nude For Your Killer delivers as an exploitation flick that doesn’t tease. The video is 2.35:1 anamorphic. The transfer brings out the gritty nature of the modeling industry. The audio is Original lossless mono Italian and English soundtracks. The levels are great for both version. The English dub sounds fine in case you don’t want to read subtitles. The movie is subtitled in English. Audio Commentary by HORRORPEDIA.com’s Adrian J. Smith and David Flint gives history of the film, cast and crew. Sex and Death with a Smile (23:02) is a new video essay by author and critic Kat Ellinger on Edwige Fenech. Kat explores the career of Edwige as both a giallo and sexy comedy icon in Italian cinema. This gives a great overview of Edwige’s career with plenty of clips for her movies. A Good Man for the Murders (14:32) is an interview with actor Nino Castelnuovo. He talks of wanting to play roles like Bogart and Cagney. He rose up from the Spaghetti Westerns. The Blonde Salamander (18:30) chats with actress Erna Schurer as she smokes her pipe. She talks of her early career and how she went from modeling to acting without too much of a hitch. She had a bit of a background in the industry before this movie. The Art of Helping (44:18) allows assistant director Daniele Sangiorgi to get deep into the film. He gives a sense of how he got in the business. The assistant director is the foreman on the set who has to make sure everything is set up for the director. Jack of All Trades (21:50) allows actor and production manager Tino Polenghi to discuss his duel roles. He started as a background extra in a movie in Milan and he ended up becoming an assistant director who was in charge of finding more extras and pointing out interesting locations as a local kid. He has great stories about how the producers worked cheap because they didn’t pay anyone. Plus he breaks down a few love scenes. Like the other interviews with the cast and crew, he speaks Italian so all is subtitled. Two versions of the opening scene: tinted and untinted viewing options for the model’s death and cover up. Original Trailers in both Italian (3:42) and English (3:42) are the same with different dub soundtracks. Image gallery (2:45) are posters, lobby cards and promotional stills. Arrow Video presents Strip Nude For Your Killer. Directed by Andrea Bianchi. Screenplay by: Massimo Felisatti & Andrea Bianchi. Starring: Solvi Stubing, Nino Castelnuovo, Edwige Fenech & Erna Schürer. Rated: Not Rated. Running Time: 98 minutes. Released: March 19, 2019
Fred Adelman Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2019
Warning: SPOILERS!!! Sleazy Italian giallo film that opens with a doctor performing an abortion on a young woman. When she wakes up in the middle of the procedure and dies of a massive coronary, the doctor and assistant Carlo Bianchi (Nino Castelnuovo) take the woman's body to her house, place her in a bathtub full of water and make it look like she drowned in her bathtub of natural causes. The doctor then drives home like nothing wrong has happened, but is attacked and graphically stabbed to death by someone wearing a black leather outfit, complete with motorcycle helmet. The attacker then cuts off the doctor's testicles and leaves them next to his body. The next time we see Carlo, he is taking photos of the beautiful bikini-clad Lucia (Femi Benussi; THE KILLER MUST KILL AGAIN - 1973) and soon he has talked her into stripping nude in a sauna and they are making love. Carlo brings Lucia back to the modeling agency he works for, where we meet an odd assortment of characters: Magda (Edwige Fenech; YOUR VICE IS A LOCKED ROOM - 1972), a fellow photographer and wannabe model who has the hots for Carlo; Gisella Montani (played by the single-monikered Amanda), the iron-fisted owner of the modeling agency; Maurizio (Franco Diogene), Gisella's overweight husband who has a habit of hitting on the models; Patricia (Solvi Stubing), the agency's number one model who is now being hounded by Maurizio for some time in the sack and doesn't appreciate having Lucia as a new rival; and various other employees. When an obviously gay employee named Mario develops a photo that contains images of everyone in the agency (including the dead abortion girl, who we find out was named Evelyn), the black-clad killer follows him home, stabs him to death and steals the photo, but not before cutting off Mario's gonads and leaving them next to his body (It is also obvious Mario knew the killer, calling his attacker "darling", but since Mario was gay, the killer could be a man or a woman). A police inspector (Lucio Como) interrogates all of the agency's employees and tries to tie-in the doctor's murder with Mario's, since they are so similar. Gisella and Lucia begin a lesbian relationship and Gisella warns Lucia to stay away from Carlo if she knows what's good for her. Lucia is then graphically stabbed to death by the leather-clad killer immediately after Gisella leaves the apartment. An earring found next to Lucia's body offers an important clue to the killer's identity and when Maurizio is the next to suffer the fate of the killer's knife, all clues point to Gisella being the killer. But when Gisella is blackmailed for ten million lire by someone over the phone and Carlo takes photos of the killer murdering Gisella as she is delivering the blackmail money (she is stabbed and has both her ears cut off), it is apparent that Carlos is the blackmailer and the killer is someone close to him. The killer tries to run over Carlos with a car, sending him to the hospital. Magda must find Carlos' undelveloped roll of film to unmask the killer. When Magda is set-up to look like the killer, Carlo must unmask the real killer in the film's bloody climax. If you have been following this review closely, you should be able to figure out who the killer is. This is a nasty, nudity-filled thriller that is sure to raise some eyebrows, due to both male and female full-frontal nudity and the manner of the killings. Director Andrea Bianchi, who also gave us the excellent crime thriller CRY OF A PROSTITUTE (1974), the zombie horror flick BURIAL GROUND (1980) and the slasher film MASSACRE (1989), and screenwriter Massimo Felisatti, give us enough red herrings to keep us guessing (although it is readily apparent that the overweight Maurizio could never fit into the killer's tight leather outfit), but even those not familiar with giallo conventions could unmask the killer more quickly than this film's police inspector. The stabbings are quite nasty (plenty of spurting blood) and the sight of the male victims' removed testicles (yes, you do see them on a couple of occasions!) is quite unnerving. This may not be a top-tier giallo film, but it has enough quirkiness (such as the reveal that Maurizio is a virgin and can only make love to a blow-up doll without prematurely ejaculating!), luscious nudity and graphic violence (including shots of dead male and female bodies with cut-off penises and breasts) to make it a worthwhile addition to any giallo fan's library. Original title: NUDE PER L'ASSASSINO. Also starring Erna Schurer, Gianni Airo, Silvana Depretto, Achille Grioni, Guiseppa Moschella, Filippo La Neve, Claudio Pelligrini, Wainer Verri and Rudolfo Zola. Blue Underground offers an excellent widescreen, English-dubbed DVD of this film and now they offer an even better Blu-Ray. Not Rated.
BJF Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
Extremely entertaining and very sleazy giallo, totally non-PC ! Really inspired direction by sleaze maestro Andrea Bianchi, and a groovy soundtrack that helps to create a great atmosphere. Highly recommended if you're not easily offended. If you're anti-woke, you'll probably love this! Arrow's blu-ray is also technically brilliant, picture/sound quality is excellent !
Dave. K Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2007
Strip Nude for Your Killer was a rather solid Giallo, but also very flawed at the same time. There are plenty of really well-done moments, but it also takes a while before we get to them. Strip Nude for Your Killer starts off a bit slow with the introduction of the characters, none of which were all that interesting. Though once we get to about the 25-min mark the movie does begin to pick up. Based on a story by Andrea Bianchi, the screenplay was written by Massimo Felisatti, the screenplay is your standard Giallo; Nothing here really stands-out from the norm; though with that said the movie isn't badly written. While the characters lack depth, the mystery aspect is actually pretty good. The investigation scenes work rather well, but it's just the filler scenes that don't work quite as well. Director Andrea Bianchi is able to create some tension, but some of his scenes can drag. The highlight of the movie comes around the 30-min mark the stalk scene was very well done and quite creepy. If only the rest of the movie could have been like that it would have been much better. That's not to say Strip Nude for Your Killer is a bad movie it is actually overall pretty good, but when there are no stalking scenes and when it's not about the investigation some of the scenes lack at times. The final act Andrea Bianchi does manage to deliver some solid tension and atmosphere despite the fact the movie does drag along in the final act. Strip Nude for Your Killer is one of the more sleazy Giallos you can except plenty of nudity and sex scenes while a movie doesn't need that this one did. Take that away and Strip Nude for Your Killer wouldn't work quite as much as it does. The women were good looking so I don't mind, but I couldn't help but feel Bianchi was more interested on sex and nudity rather than suspense, while Strip Nude for Your Killer has some solid tension I couldn't help but feel it could have been so much more. Strip Nude for Your Killer was one of the many Giallos to feature the stunningly beautiful Edwige Fenech. I don't know if you will find a woman more beautiful than Edwige and that also goes for now. Even at 59-years old she is still amazingly beautiful. If you are a fan of Giallos and or Edwige Fenech than by all means check out Strip Nude for Your Killer. In closing, the movie does suffer from some pacing problems and there are moments where the movie seems to drag, but despite those problems the movie works rather well.
SwinscowIslington Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2021
You already know the plot - everyone else has covered it. What you may not know, is that the image quality of this blu ray is outstanding. The 2.39:1 aspect ratio and flawless clarity combine with perfect color timing and saturation for a truly theatrical experience. The menu is much easier to navigate than some blu rays, and the film's marvelous score loops while you're selecting options. This film delivers the goods from beginning to end, with something for everyone—sin, skin, murder and mystery. The cast is exceptionally likable and the director keeps things moving without bogging down. Very happy with my purchase. Highly recommended!
Michael Dobey Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2009
This movie is a solid giallo with all the standard giallo (murder mystery aspects from italy). A killer who isn't revealed until the end, black gloves and even a motorcyle riding killer in full biker outfit gear. It came at the end of the golden age of giallos 1970-77; of course giallos had been around from the early 1960's but during that period (70-77)they were at the top of italian moviemaking. This movie isn't a great movie but it is a well made GIALLO movie with great music and a few interesting plot twists. If you like giallos you should like this movie , the gore isn't all that extreme like some giallos. The movie has nudity which is a standard in many giallos as well. It's a standard giallo and that's what I expected when I bought this one , most of the great Giallos had already been made by the time this one came out. I enjoyed this movie and it sits beside the rest of my murder mystery giallo collection with pride as it is truly a giallo in it's purest form. The print looks good on this dvd issue and the soundtrack has no distortion or problems. So you have that aspect to enjoy as well. If you like giallos you should enjoy this average giallo thriller. So "strip nude for your killer" gets four giallo stars from me for staying the course and delivering a decent movie of it's type.
V. Risoli-Black Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2013
"Strip Nude for Your Killer" from 1975 stars the combination of Edwige Fenech (of Sergio Martino's incredible giallos) and Nino Castelnuovo (of "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" or more of the time of this film, "That Malicious Age"). And if we can forgive Nino for his implication with the death resulting from the abortion attempt at the beginning of the film and the aside that he may have been the father and the ending of the film where Ms. Fenech objects to his implication that its better that they think of protection. Screenwriter Massimo Felisatti says in an interview on Blue Underground's Blu-ray disc that they had wanted to add director Andrea Bianchi as a co-screenwriter to take some of the responsibility for the content of the film from themselves, especially Felisatti, as the director went "too far" with what they had devised for the story. Bianchi must have loved American cinema as he tries very hard to Americanize the characters Fenech and Castelnuovo play as a "sleuthy" duo, but it does not work totally as most of the film is just Euro-sleaze and not a very good giallo, although it took the plot directly from the granddad of the giallo, the film that wrote down the blueprint for the giallo: Mario Bava's "Blood and Black Lace." But where that film put "art" first, this film puts back the "trash" in Euro-trash. But it's a nice attempt to have Edwige and Nino headlining a decent attempt at entertainment. In color and widescreen. 98 mins.
Mateo S Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2016
I hesitated on buying this for a long time, and now I wish I had seen it sooner. SNFYK is one of my favorite gialli. It's gritty, trashy, and super sleazy in the way only Andrea Bianchi could make it. Character and plot wise, the film is a lot more developed than Burial Ground: Nights of Terror. The story is loaded with murder, sex, and gore, but it's always engaging. You've heard about the killer being decked out in biker duds. One of the film's strongest aspects are its leading ladies: Edwige Fenech and Femi Benussi, who both spend significant screen time nude as the day they were born. Fans of Eurotrash and gialli, do not pass this one up.
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