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Otherwise known as “The Cat's Victims” or “The Cat With The
Jade Eyes”, Watch Me When I Kill was Antonio Bido's first foray into the
world of giallo filmmaking. Coming from a background in art house film, Bido
wanted a commercial hit that would appeal in equal measure to film buffs and
general audiences. Taking inspiration from the likes of Hitchcock and Argento,
and combining the original, artier script with more mainstream adaptations, Watch
Me When I Kill came into being.
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