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“Love is a dangerous thing in a place like this.”
Police swarm in from every direction. Their mysterious suspect flees on foot
and climbs the Eiffel Tower. They give desperate chase, but it all ends with a
body crashing towards the ground far below. So begins the luridly titled giallo
The French Sex Murders, one of the lesser known Italian thrillers to
come out at a time when there was a torrent of them rushing into cinemas.
Indeed, 1972 was a very good year for the giallo (featuring films such as What Have You Done To Solange?), but does this entry measure
up?
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