With The Case of the Bloody Iris, fans of gialli will
experience one of the era's best examples, particularly as it shares much of
the same talent as another prime representative of the lurid murder mystery
movement – The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh (Sergio Martino, 1971).
Both films star Edwige (Strip Nude For Your Killer, Phantom of Death)
Fenech and George (My Dear Killer, All The Colours of the Dark) Hilton,
while boasting superb scripts from Ernesto (Torso, Almost Human)
Gastaldi, and crystalline editing by Eugenio (Oasis of Fear, The Good The
Bad and The Ugly) Alabiso. Suffice to say, if you were a fan of landmark
giallo The Strange Vice of Mrs Wardh, you will be treated to a similarly
luxuriant banquet of sumptuous visuals, sinister chills, and otherworldly
beauty...
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