Watch Me When I Kill

Watch Me When I Kill

ByLeyna Schultz

International Title: Watch Me When I Kill
Year: 1977
Director: Antonio Bido
Screenplay: Antonio Bido, Roberto Natale
Main Cast: Corrado Pani, Paola Tedesco, Franco Citti, Giuseppe Addobbati, Inna Alexeievna
Genre: Giallo
Soundtrack: Trans Europa Express

Introduction

Watch Me When I Kill is a 1977 giallo film directed by Antonio Bido. This film represents an important work in the Italian giallo scene, a subgenre that peaked between the 1960s and 1970s. Bido’s film stands out for its intricate plot, suspenseful atmosphere, and distinctive use of visual and auditory elements. The movie is an excellent example of how Italian giallo skillfully combines psychological tension, mystery, and a strong aesthetic component.

Plot

The story begins with the murder of a young woman in a church, an event that marks the start of a series of mysterious killings. Davide (played by Corrado Pani), a crime journalist, becomes involved in the investigation when his friend Sandra (Paola Tedesco) becomes a key witness after seeing something she wasn’t supposed to.
Sandra is stalked by the killer, and Davide takes it upon himself to protect her while uncovering the truth behind the murders. Their investigation leads them to discover a dark secret tied to a group of influential people in the city. As the plot thickens, the danger escalates, culminating in a surprising and unsettling finale.

Main Characters

Davide (Corrado Pani): A determined crime journalist set on uncovering the truth behind the mysterious killings. His drive and courage constantly put him in harm’s way. Sandra (Paola Tedesco): A young woman who becomes a key witness after witnessing a crucial event. Her life is at risk, and her only hope is Davide’s help. Commissario Di Salvo (Franco Citti): The police officer in charge of the investigation, who works with Davide to track down the killer. Professor Liguori (Giuseppe Addobbati): An enigmatic character with suspicious ties to the murders, playing a crucial role in the plot’s development. Greta (Inna Alexeievna): A mysterious woman linked to the dark past that haunts the killings.

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