BLOODSTAINED SHADOW begins with the slow-motion murder of a young school girl.
Some years later, Stefano D'Archangelo (Lino Capolicchio) arrives in Venice to see his brother, Don Poalo (Craig Hill) the local Priest, who seems to have nothing good to say about the townspeople or what they're up to! Especially, a medium and her group of followers.
It's not long before Don Poalo witnesses a murder committed by a black-gloved maniac. Threats, clues, and further homicides soon follow. Of course, the police are completely baffled.
SHADOW is an interesting giallo, complete with a menacing killer, haunting music, and tremendous use of the canals and architecture. Venice is an amazing place, and always makes the perfect setting for films such as this. There are also some nice, ominous touches, including a certain item left as a warning for Don Poalo.
A solid thriller / mystery with a "towering" finale!...
Some years later, Stefano D'Archangelo (Lino Capolicchio) arrives in Venice to see his brother, Don Poalo (Craig Hill) the local Priest, who seems to have nothing good to say about the townspeople or what they're up to! Especially, a medium and her group of followers.
It's not long before Don Poalo witnesses a murder committed by a black-gloved maniac. Threats, clues, and further homicides soon follow. Of course, the police are completely baffled.
SHADOW is an interesting giallo, complete with a menacing killer, haunting music, and tremendous use of the canals and architecture. Venice is an amazing place, and always makes the perfect setting for films such as this. There are also some nice, ominous touches, including a certain item left as a warning for Don Poalo.
A solid thriller / mystery with a "towering" finale!...