Film italien de 1975.

"A much warmer soundtrack than you'd expect from its creepy cover image -- and another feather in the cap of Italian maestro Bruno Nicolai -- proof that he'd learned some of his best lessons from frequent partner Ennio Morricone! Nicolai's style here has some great Morricone-like touches -- a sense of space and lightness in the melodies -- so that things often sound sweet, even when supposedly spooky -- almost an undercurrent of Euro erotica that holds up wonderfully, even away from the images on the screen. The main melody has a pronounced piano part that steps out nicely amidst some fuller strings -- and there's also a bit of harpsichord too, used with a tinkling, sparkling sound that's totally great. Light horns step into the mix at times too -- and the production approach has a great way of isolating some of the best instruments, then ringing them up together." (www.dustygroove.com)