J&B on the transvestite’s end table.
Author: vjetorix
Death Carries A Cane
This old bat hits the J&B pretty hard so she won’t feel the straight razor cut her throat.
Verson Jetorix: “Silly giallo that makes everybody look guilty, and I mean everybody.”
The Dead Are Alive
Pre-probe J&B.
“Look, we need a new probe, and we need it now.”
Alex Cord keeps a pint of J&B on file.
Daniela Surina knows she’d better not block Alex from that bottle in the background.
Three bottles of J&B. We only drank two bottles while watching the movie.
Etruscologists are known for drinking and driving.
J&B often causes overacting.
Slimy blackmailing insect torturing caretaker J&B.
Alex Cord roughs up a bottle of J&B, a poor substitute for Samantha Eggar in our opinion.
We’re betting Alex brought his own bottle when he stopped by.
Horst Frank on the left with J&B in hand.
Verson Jetorix: “In the summer of ’72 I sneaked out of the house and rode my bike down to the Big Sky Drive-In in west Phoenix. I climbed the fence and sat in the seats near the snack bar with a cold Coke for company. What I saw was not a particularly good film but it was disturbingly bloody and violent to this 13 year-old. Decades later the film hasn’t improved but it has its moments and a lot of J&B.”
Cross Current
Philippe Leroy enjoys his J&B right from the bottle, naturally.
A haunting J&B image.
A little morning after J&B.
Philippe Leroy strokes Rosanna Yanni as he contemplates his J&B.
Verson Jetorix: “Good Euro ambience flick with Philippe Leroy, Elga Andersen, Franco Ressel, Ivan Rassimov, and Rosanna Yanni, all of whom drink J&B and some of whom survive the nonsensical, twisty murder plot.”
Crazy Desires Of A Murderer
A Mickey Finn and a J&B chaser.
Verson Jetorix: “Sub-standard giallo from Filippo Walter Ratti that features some nudity and a little gore but is nothing to really shake your stick at.”
