While often viewed as a standard entry in the giallo cycle, it is noted for its cast of genre veterans and its atmospheric soundtrack. The film is available for purchase on various platforms, often as part of cult cinema collections, and its soundtrack remains a sought-after item for Eurocult enthusiasts.
: Critics describe the film as a "run-of-the-mill" giallo that follows the established formula of the time, featuring moderate gore and a strong emphasis on female nudity and provincial sleaze. Legacy and Availability Rivelazioni.Di.Un.Maniaco.Sessuale.Al.Capo.Dell...
(English title: So Sweet, So Dead ) is a 1972 Italian giallo film directed by Roberto Bianchi Montero . It is known for its classic tropes of the genre, including a mysterious black-clad killer and a focus on sleazy, provincial scandals. Plot Summary While often viewed as a standard entry in
The story is set in a small Italian town where a serial killer targets the of prominent local men. The murderer leaves behind photographs at each crime scene showing the victims with their lovers, though the men's faces in the photos are always mutilated beyond recognition. Inspector Capuana (played by Farley Granger) leads the investigation, navigating a web of adultery and moral hypocrisy among the town's elite. Key Details Legacy and Availability (English title: So Sweet, So
: The score was composed by Giorgio Gaslini , who is also well-known for his work on Dario Argento’s Profondo Rosso ( Deep Red ).