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Italian filmmaker Giuliano Carmineo (under the pseudonym "Anthony Ascott") directed this above-average giallo thriller about murders in a high-rise apartment complex. Jennifer (Edwige Fenech) moves into the flat where a dancer was drowned and is soon stalked by the unknown killer. Carmineo populates the building with likely suspects, including Jennifer's new boyfriend (George Hilton), a lesbian (Annabella Incontrera) who lives next door with her father (Jorge Rigaud), and a creepy old woman (Carla Mancini) with a deformed son. Rich in atmosphere and well-photographed by Stelvio Massi, this is one of the few gialli of the time which is as good at mystery as it is at sleaze.
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The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972)
94 min
A high-rise apartment populated by models, nightclub dancers and call girls becomes the focus of a mysterious serial killer. When a young model named Jennifer and her friend Marilyn move into one of the victims' former apartments, Jennifer becomes the next target and the pair try to identify the killer.

The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972)
94 min
A high-rise apartment populated by models, nightclub dancers and call girls becomes the focus of a mysterious serial killer. When a young model named Jennifer and her friend Marilyn move into one of the victims' former apartments, Jennifer becomes the next target and the pair try to identify the killer.