Ah yes, the accomplice must have been somebody that all the families would trust without question, somebody beyond suspicion. Who wouldn't trust a creepy nun delivering a detailed doll replica of their child?

Osgood Perkins seems like a reasonably promising director, but he should probably get other people to write his scripts. The first thirty minutes or so (particularly the first scene) were a great set-up, but the moment we get into actual plot developments - and worst of all…

Hooptober 11 #32

Having heard that this was a giallo film (and pretty much nothing else) I was expecting it to be gruesomely fun like the other movies from the genre. Instead, though, I was treated to a film that wallows in the ugliness of violence. This movie is deeply upsetting, showing the darkness of human nature, not just in the killer but the world surrounding them as well. We get an incredibly derisive depiction of conservative Italy. The killer's…