
What you should see in every mirror.

I’ll have whatever’s in that pitcher.

Thug rapist and J&B, a portrait.

Trust us, it’s J&B.

She’s looking better all the time.

What you should see in every mirror.

I’ll have whatever’s in that pitcher.

Thug rapist and J&B, a portrait.

Trust us, it’s J&B.

She’s looking better all the time.

The very reason you keep a bedside bottle.

J&B and a revolver. Classic.

J&B lends a certain panache to questionable decorating choices.

This guy has already lost his pants. Should he be having more J&B?

Buried in the background but never out of reach.

She doesn’t manage to divert interest from the J&B for long…
Verson Jetorix: “Murder mystery set in the high-powered, decadent and corrupt business world. Great tunes, lots of nudity, good cast (Robert Hoffman, Dorthy Malone, John Ireland, etc.), and plenty of ambience with LA exteriors and Italian interiors.”

A sleazy bastard gets a J&B while watching Rosalba Neri sing.

Despite Salvador Huguet’s insistence that she grab the J&B, Dagmar Lassander lets it pass and is forced to drink Chivas for the rest of the film.
Verson Jetorix: “Dagmar Lassander and Susan Scott make a beautiful pair of peacocks in their high fashion duds. Not the giallo that some disappointed reviewers wanted, this top notch Euro-ambience entertainment is about sexual politics, mysterious motives and washing down loads of tranquilizers with hard liquor. Great Morricone score, fun set design, and outstanding cinematography. Stylish and twisted, this comes highly recommended.”