edwige and the angry bint.
Day 5 of 31 Days of Horror and it's time for a wee bit of Edwige Fenech.
You can tell how much effort I'm putting in to this years intros can't you?
Strip Nude For Your Killer (1975)
Dir: Andrea Bianchi.
Cast: Edwige Fenech, Nino Castelnuovo, Franco Diogene, Femi Benussi, Claudio Pellegrini, Erna Schürer, Giuliana Cecchini (AKA Amanda) and various voluptuous Italian women.
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Large of breast and curvy of hip Brenda, a young, vivacious 'model', has accidentally become pregnant by a mysterious lover (not me) and panicking over how she'll ever fit into her snazzy fashions again decides to visit a reputable (is there such a thing?) back street abortionist (again, not me) to sort out her little problem.
Unfortunately (for her tho' not the plot) she dies of heart failure during the botched procedure.
Being a conscientious kinda bloke the abortionist rings his pal Carlo (Scrabble winning Castelnuovo) to give him a hand taking her lifeless body back to her house before popping it in the bath tub with a bottle of gin and a coathanger in the hope of covering up his little mistake.
You don't get service like that on the NHS.
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| "I cannae see the car keys hen but I've found the transit van!" |
Unbeknown to Alan (the abortionist) he's being tailed by a mysterious, shiny helmeted, black clad motor-biking mentalist who, on following him back to his swish apartment, re-arranges his video tapes, knocks all his paintings slightly squint before finally cutting out his still beating heart.
Gah indeed.
When we next see creepy Carlo he's lusting over the harsh faced, tombstone toothed (but still hotter than your mum), bikini-clad beauty that is Lucia Cerrazini (ample arsed genre goddess Benussi) at his exclusive health club and almost immediately sidles over to her and asks if he can see her breasts.
She's obviously reticent until he admits to working as a fashion photographer and being smoother than a babies arse this is all it takes to get Lucia to strip off in a sauna enabling our leering Lothario to take loads of almost gynecological pics of her ample charms before eventuallysticking it in her.
By that I mean put his penis in her vagina.
As in they have 'the sex'.
By that I mean put his penis in her vagina.
As in they have 'the sex'.
Anyway, back to the plot good 'n' proper where it transpires that Carlo works for the infamous Albatross modeling agency, an organization well known for having the prettiest models around and run with terrifying Teutonic efficiency by the sapphic sexpot Giselle (Cecchini from the classic Il compromesso... erotico) and her sweatily man breasted, cake loving and frighteningly sausage fingered husband Maurizo (The Stendhal Syndrome's Diogene).
You'll not be surprised to find that this is the very same agency that dead Brenda worked for.
You'll not be surprised to find that this is the very same agency that dead Brenda worked for.
Luckily for Lucia, Carlo's in fact an honest sex obsessed pervert and, true to his word is soon dragging her along to the aforementioned Albatross Studios to meet the bosses and work on her 'portfolio'.
Gisella especially is so impressed with Lucia's natural poise and photogenic properties that she has no option but to hire her on the spot.
And then have sex with her.
This never happens on Britain's Next Top Model.
Or at least it didn't when it was actually a thing.
Gisella especially is so impressed with Lucia's natural poise and photogenic properties that she has no option but to hire her on the spot.
And then have sex with her.
This never happens on Britain's Next Top Model.
Or at least it didn't when it was actually a thing.
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| Ask yer mum - or your gay uncle. |
With all this sinful bed hopping going on it doesn't take long for everyone to completely forget about poor Brenda's death as our creepy camera guys and curvy cuties carrying on with their day to day routines of swimsuit modeling, sexiness and vomiting.
Until one morning that is when Mario, the pink cravatted, camp as pants photographer (Death Walks at Midnight's Pellegrini) is found murdered, clad only in a G string and furry slippers.
Or is that my dad every Sunday morning since my mum left him?
It's hard to tell sometimes.
Next in line for the chop is poor Lucia, stripped nude not for her killer but for some rumpy pumpy with Gisella, the killer taunts her with the sound of running water before they put something in her too.
Only this time it's a big sharp knife, not a penis or leathery dildo.
Whilst all these killings are going on Carlo, never one to miss the chance of a wee bit of the sex, has hooked up with sexy, doe eyed art director Magda (the legendary Fenech, think a sleazier foul mouthed Audrey Hepburn and you're halfway there) splitting his time between fondling her frankly fantastic breasts and arguing with Gisella over what to tell the police.
Could either of them be the killer?
I mean, Carlo seems to be very friendly with all the victims and Gisella is a lesbian (remember when we knew what they were?) which must mean she's Godless with no morals.
But to be honest do you really care when Edwige Fenech is stripping naked at the drop of a hat?
Until one morning that is when Mario, the pink cravatted, camp as pants photographer (Death Walks at Midnight's Pellegrini) is found murdered, clad only in a G string and furry slippers.
Or is that my dad every Sunday morning since my mum left him?
It's hard to tell sometimes.
Next in line for the chop is poor Lucia, stripped nude not for her killer but for some rumpy pumpy with Gisella, the killer taunts her with the sound of running water before they put something in her too.
Only this time it's a big sharp knife, not a penis or leathery dildo.
Whilst all these killings are going on Carlo, never one to miss the chance of a wee bit of the sex, has hooked up with sexy, doe eyed art director Magda (the legendary Fenech, think a sleazier foul mouthed Audrey Hepburn and you're halfway there) splitting his time between fondling her frankly fantastic breasts and arguing with Gisella over what to tell the police.
Could either of them be the killer?
I mean, Carlo seems to be very friendly with all the victims and Gisella is a lesbian (remember when we knew what they were?) which must mean she's Godless with no morals.
But to be honest do you really care when Edwige Fenech is stripping naked at the drop of a hat?
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| Fenech: Older than your gran but twice as dirty. |
Oblivious to all this murder and back-biting, man-breasted Maurizio is still trying to get his end away with one (well any of them really) of the models, focusing his attentions on the strangely vole like Doris (blonde bombsite Schürer, famous for her appearances on the cover of many a Killink novel cover during the 60's and 70's) who proves the old adage that love is blind (and in this case lacking a sense of smell) because she actually says yes to his advances.
But her night of meat fingered fun is scuppered when the poor fella bursts into tears at the thought of doing it with a real live lady, preferring to spend the night clad only in a huge nappy with his faithful blow-up doll instead.
Unfortunately Maurizio's night of latex loving is cut short when the killer pops in and cuts his throat.
Which is a mercy killing quite frankly.
With (nude) bodies starting to pile up everywhere and Milan running out of models (plus the local cake shop losing it's best customer) you'd think that the local police would at least suspect a link to the Albatross Studios.
Wouldn't you?
But oh no, they're more confused than the viewer as to what's going on, the chief inspector still reeling from the fact that Mario was a, gulp, homosexual.
What enlightened times the seventies were eh?
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| "Look everyone I've found Maddie!" |
Directed by the genius behind the Peter Bark starring zombie classic Burial Ground, Lord Andrea of Bianchi, Strip Nude for Your Killer doesn't so much as steal from the best than break into their houses and spunks in their underwear drawers before legging it with all the credit cards and loose change.
But not before it's shoved their toothbrushes up it's arse.
Bianchi (again) has managed the impossible, making a film that is at once so squalid and sleazy that even the bathwater on screen is dirty but at the same time making it a joy to behold.
And that's even before you add Edwige Fenech to the equation.
From What Have They Done To Solange? to Scooby Doo Where are You? via Blood and Black Lace, nothing or no-one is safe from Bianchi's sweaty palmed mix of sleaze, nudity, sensationalist lesbianism, big pants, vibrant wallpaper, naked handstands and blood stained bedding.
Plus it's one of the few movies that delivers exactly what it says on the box.
Which can't be all that bad.
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