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Release, runtime and language
1969 · 86 mins · Italian
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Directed by
Piero Schivazappa
Starring
Philippe Leroy, Dagmar Lassander, Lorenza Guerrieri, John Karlsen, Filippo Perego, Salvatore Furnari

Maria, a beautiful public‑relations executive, becomes a captive in the isolated residence of the disturbed Dr. Sayer. There she endures a succession of increasingly bizarre, terrifying and degrading sexual games. Sayer confesses he has murdered several women after the same ritual, killing them at the moment of orgasm. As the story unfolds, shocking twists overturn the entire premise, revealing that nothing is as it appears.

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