I remember not being overly impressed by La Dama rossa uccide sette volte the first time I saw it, but like most people, I only had access to the atrocious looking greek copy of Emilio Miraglia's 1972 giallo . When the stunning looking No Shame DVD showed up, I revisited the film and the improved presentation made me reevaluate the film and I now find it a very enjoyable genre entry. Fabulous soundtrack by Bruno Nicolai and great-looking poster art by Manfredo.
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