What Have You Done to Solange?

Primo Morricone

One of the best of the early giallos.

With Catholic high school girls getting killed of this has some good entertainment value. Unfortunate we spent no time on the victims, except the lead girl, so they are none-characters. But after the reveal of the motives behind the murders it does pack a surprisingly emotional punch.

Everyone's been on about 'Lady Bird' being #relateable but this was my experience with Catholic school.

I wouldn't really recommend this to anyone but the most ardent fans of giallo mysteries and 1970s exploitation cinema. I found it clunky and tedious.

Stylish and engaging giallo from one of the genre's unheralded masters.

If you don't look at it as one of the 'cheesy' wallace-movies made in germany, you see a nicely made italo-thriller with some quite nice moments and shots... somehow quite underrated, yet predictable. also: i never expected to see a knife-in-vagina-xray in an edgar wallace movie... and i liked it!

This improves a bit on each re-watch. It's still a bit too long for it's own good, but definitely one of the best Gialli out there. Dallamano's direction is solid as is the cast lead by Testi & Baal. It looks good, has a haunting Morricone score and refreshing London locations. Script is good - it advances nicely and has some character development; only the reveal was slightly disappointing. There are some sleazy visuals and elements that would never fly today - different era and all that.

One of my favorite giallo mysteries.