Rating: 6 Directed by Umberto Lenzi. Cast: Carroll Baker, Jean Louis Trentignant, Erika Blank. Italy 1972.
speak of Umberto Lenzi, an Italian film of the most prolific and one of the least considered. Lenzi has directed films of varied genres, including horror cannibal (not the most beautiful) and a very interesting thriller.
"Seven orchids stained red," begins with the brutal murder of two women. At the scene of the crimes was found in a silver crescent. The third objective of the killer is a young and attractive young lady named Julia. The woman is traveling by train when it is attacked by the maniac, who, believing Julia died, leaving the body near the usual half-moon. The woman actually can get away, and backed by her husband and a commissioner a bit 'too complacent, will investigate the fact. You will find that women have a link to a seaside resort and a death several years earlier. Someone wants to avenge this death, killing the seven possible suspects.
Luckily the hotel was small and only seven suspects, otherwise it would have been a real slaughter. Seriously, talk about a movie nice and smooth. Do not expect an intricate yellow, it is easy to figure out who the killer is also because it is the only suspect. Far from spasm and orgasm, but still passable.
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