La Sorrela di Ursula
(aka: Ursula's Sister)
(1978)
(PAL VHS: Luminous Film and Video Works)
review by Monkeyman
Two
sisters, Ursula and Dagmar check into a hotel at a seaside
resort,where Ursula is disturbed by the statues in the lobby.Once
in their room, Dagmar begins to change for the evening (cue
full frontal nudity barely three minutes in-always a good
sign!!)
The
hotel has a night club, and Ursula and Dagmar go down to check
out the female singers act. We are then subjected to a three
minute song from Stella the singer (this woman MUST have been
going out with the director, there can be no other reason
to include the whole of this horrendous song in the film!)
Dagmar and Ursula retire to bed (which is what I felt like
doing barely ten minutes into the film).
We
then cut to an unseen person picking up a prostitute and paying
her to have sex with a young man. The mystery man just watches
the sex scene (which borders on hardcore pornography at times,
and is made worse by the general ugliness of the performers-If
I didnt know better Id swear I was watching a Jess Franco
film) The young man leaves and the fat sweaty prostitute is
then murdered by the mystery mans two foot long dick (no,thats
not a typo, his dick is the murder weapon!!!)
To
make matters worse,Ursula has been having psychic premonitions
about the murder,and faints in the hotel lobby when she hears
about the murder of the hooker. A young couple try and book
into the hotel,but are told that there are no rooms,so they
end up having to sleep on the beach,where they have wild sex
before being dispatched by our films murderous Dirk Diggler.More
murders and drug related incidents occur before the unmasking
of the killer (to no-ones great surprise I might add)
This
is one of the worst giallos Ive ever seen,and yet its idea
of a killer using his penis to dispatch his victims is an
entertaining enough one,and the explicit sex scenes go as
far as they possibly can without quite entering the realms
of hardcore (apparently a version was released with hardcore
inserts but I have yet to come across this version) What lets
the film down is its funereally slow pace,stilted dialogue
and mind numbingly poor acting from virtually every cast member,
and the capper to it all is an atrocious score from Mimmi
Uva.
If
anyone on the boards had seen this film it would definitely
be a prime candidate for the Hall of Shame, but after reading
my review I cant imagine anyone rushing out to track this
one down
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Director
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Enzo
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Cast
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Barbara Magnolfi |
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Skin-o-Meter
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