If you are expecting a good giallo from the title (Il diavolo a sette facce), especially with George Hilton (The Case of the Scorpion's Tail), and Umberto Lenzi's favorite, Carroll Baker (So Sweet... So Perverse, Silent Horror, Paranoia, A Quiet Place to Kill), you will be disappointed.
There is no blood and gore as most of the killing take place with a gun. It is a straight-up crime thriller.
It also stars Golden Globe winner Stephen Boyd (Ben-Hur).
Lots chasing around and some torture as everyone is trying to find a million dollar diamond. Some real excitement towards the end in a windmill. Not a lot of thrillers use windmills. There is Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein, as well as The Black Windmill. which also involves diamonds.
Enjoyable action flick.
There is no blood and gore as most of the killing take place with a gun. It is a straight-up crime thriller.
It also stars Golden Globe winner Stephen Boyd (Ben-Hur).
Lots chasing around and some torture as everyone is trying to find a million dollar diamond. Some real excitement towards the end in a windmill. Not a lot of thrillers use windmills. There is Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein, as well as The Black Windmill. which also involves diamonds.
Enjoyable action flick.