◎译　　名　甜蜜的邪恶 / So Sweet... So Perverse
◎片　　名　Così dolce... così perversa
◎年　　代　1969
◎产　　地　意大利 / 法国 / 西德
◎类　　别　悬疑 / 惊悚 / 犯罪
◎语　　言　意大利语
◎上映日期　1969-10-31
◎片　　长　92 分钟
◎导　　演　翁贝托·伦齐 Umberto Lenzi
◎编　　剧　耶尔迈斯托·加斯塔尔迪 Ernesto Gastaldi / 卢西亚诺·马蒂诺 Luciano Martino
◎主　　演　卡罗尔·贝克 Carroll Baker
　　　　　  让-路易·特兰蒂尼昂 Jean-Louis Trintignant
　　　　　  Lucio Rama
　　　　　  Gianni Pulone
　　　　　  雷纳托·平奇罗利 Renato Pinciroli
　　　　　  赫尔佳·丽列 Helga Liné
　　　　　  达里奥·米凯利斯 Dario Michaelis
　　　　　  Ermelinda De Felice
　　　　　  霍斯特·弗兰克 Horst Frank
　　　　　  Marcello Bonini Olas
　　　　　  艾丽卡·布兰克 Erika Blanc


◎标　　签　Giallo | 意大利 | Umberto_Lenzi | 被忽视的片子 | 犯罪 | 意大利电影 | 惊悚 | ☆Giallo

◎简　　介  

　　This movie (not to be confused with another Carroll Baker vehicle "Kiss Me, Kill Me" aka "Baba Yagi--the Witch")is Umberto Lenzi's follow-up to his groundbreaking classic "Paranoia". It came out the same year as Dario Argento's "The Bird with Crystal Plumage" (the film which started the deluge of Italian gialli) and was produced by the Martino brothers, who later made a number of interesting giallo films (usually featuring Eugenio Martino's alluring mistress, Edwige Fenech). It stars Carroll Baker, demonstrating her acting chops here by playing a character that is the exact opposite of the naive victim she played in "Paranoia", and it also features two excellent, native European actors--Jean Loius Trintignant and the gorgeous Erica Blanc. The script is surprisingly well-written and full of suspense and genuine surprises. It is a clever variation on the classic French film "Diabolique" with a decadent, high-society husband (Tritignant), wife (Blanc), and mistress (Baker) all crossing and double-crossing each other. It cleverly plays with the viewers awareness of the earlier film before throwing in an unexpected curve. It also seems to be very well filmed. (It's hard to believe that years later Lenzi would be making nauseating and inept cannibal films like "Cannibal Ferox" or just plain inept American slasher movies like "Hitcher in the Dark"). I say seems, however, because this film is only available on second or third generation copies of Greek videotapes that are not only panned-and-scanned, but are very badly panned-and-scanned so that the characters are often halfway off the screen. Trying to appreciate this movie is like trying to appreciate a beautiful painting that has both sides cropped off and is covered with really murky cellophane (and burnt-in Greek subtitles). If Lenzi's crap movies like "Ferox", "Hitcher", and even, god help us all,"Eaten Alive", can get the star DVD treatment, why can't "Paranoia" or this little gem? Oh, but I almost forgot--despite the title there isn't too much perversity here. Baker has a lot more nude scenes in "Paranoia". There is some Blanc-related nudity (although, in my opinion, you can never have enough of that), but the lesbian relationship between the two of them is unfortunately only hinted at. Of course, it may just have been cropped out. . .