The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh (Blu-ray + CD)

Did you read about what happened to the poor girl in the shower?...

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Format: Blu-ray (2 Discs)

item number: 74HHF

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Blu-ray Disc Features:

Number of Discs: 2
Encoding: Region A
Released: June 2, 2020
Originally Released: 1971
Label: Severin
Note: Of Vice and Virtue - Interview with Director Sergio Martino

Cold As Ice - Interview with Screenwriter Ernesto Gastaldi
Vienna Vice - Interview with actor George Hilton and Italian Genre Historian Antonio Bruschini
Archive Interview with Actress Edwige Fenech
Introduction by AcTOR George Hilton
Audio Commentary with Kat Ellinger, Author Of 'All The Colors of Sergio Martino'
Trailer

Audio:

English, Italian

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		George Hilton & Edwige Fenech
Performer:		Conchita Airoldi, Ivan Rassimov, Alberto de Mendoza & Bruno Corazzari
Directed by		Sergio Martino
Edited by		Eugenio Alabiso
Produced by		Antonio Crescenzi & Luciano Martino
Director of Photography:		Emilio Foriscot

Entertainment Reviews:

CinePassion

Sep 25, 2009

Horror.com

Nov 27, 2007

Product Description:

Originally released in 1970, this erotic thriller from director Sergio Martino stars horror film star Edwige Fenech as Julie Wardh, a woman forced to suspect one of the men closest to her of being a cruel murderer. A cult favorite among fans of Italian horror, THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS. WARDH is both over-the-top in its graphic violence and nudity, and strangely chic. The film features other faces familiar to the giallo genre (a subset of Italian horror made up of films that follow the same formula as popular Italian pulp novels), including George Hilton, and Ivan Rassimov.

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