Professor Gabriele Luciani (Jacques Stany) has a pretty good scam going, as his wife Elisabetta (Fiorella Galgano) is bedridden in their gigantic castle. He's already with her nurse Anna (Femi Benussi) but that's not the only woman he's cheating with, like his secretary Angela (Sonia Viviani). But when he finally poisons his wife for good and marries another lover named Roberta (Erna Schurer), he learns that she's the daughter of the man who he stole the castle from in the first place.
Speaking of that castle - Castello Orsini-Odescalchi - other movies filmed there include Spirits of the Dead, Spellcaster, The Inglorious B*******, Night of the Devils, Castle of the Living Dead and Challenge the Devil.
Also known as Naked and Lustful, this was directed by Alfredo Rizzo, who also made The Bloodsucker Leads the Dance, another giallo-esque film that has a version with and without filth. That also has Femi Benussi in it and was filmed at Castello Piccolomini, the same location as Lady Frankenstein and Black Magic Rites. He directed eight movies but appeared in more than 110 films as a character actor.
The oddest thing about this is that its supposed to be some revenge when Roberta makes love to the villain to death. Most Italian men would see that as the best of all little and big deaths.
Speaking of that castle - Castello Orsini-Odescalchi - other movies filmed there include Spirits of the Dead, Spellcaster, The Inglorious B*******, Night of the Devils, Castle of the Living Dead and Challenge the Devil.
Also known as Naked and Lustful, this was directed by Alfredo Rizzo, who also made The Bloodsucker Leads the Dance, another giallo-esque film that has a version with and without filth. That also has Femi Benussi in it and was filmed at Castello Piccolomini, the same location as Lady Frankenstein and Black Magic Rites. He directed eight movies but appeared in more than 110 films as a character actor.
The oddest thing about this is that its supposed to be some revenge when Roberta makes love to the villain to death. Most Italian men would see that as the best of all little and big deaths.