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Plot of Fear
Plot of Fear tells the story of a decadent weekend party full of orgies and drugs on the outskirts of Milan. Inspector Lomenzo investigates a series of bizarre murders, each linked by the fact that pages from the German children’s book "Shock-Headed Peter" have been left at the scene of the crime. As the bodies pile up, Lomenzo is guided by a model and a surveillance expert to a decadent club frequented by the rich and powerful.
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Plot of Fear tells the story of a decadent weekend party full of orgies and drugs on the outskirts of Milan. Inspector Lomenzo investigates a series of bizarre murders, each linked by the fact that pages from the German children’s book "Shock-Headed Peter" have been left at the scene of the crime. As the bodies pile up, Lomenzo is guided by a model and a surveillance expert to a decadent club frequented by the rich and powerful.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Enrico Oldoini, Bernardino Zapponi
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Centro Produzioni Cinematografiche Città di Milano, G.P.E. Enterprises
Cast
Paolo Cavara
Director
Corinne Cléry
Jeanne
Michele Placido
Inspector Gaspare Lomenzo
Quinto Parmeggiani
Angelo Scanavini
Edoardo Faieta
Fulvio Colaianni
John Steiner
Hoffmann
Jacques Herlin
Pandolfi
Cecilia Polizzi
Woman at Villa Hoffmann
Greta Vayan
Laura Falconieri
Sarah Crespi
Rosa Catena
Enrico Oldoini
Lomenzo's Assistant
Tom Skerritt
Chief Inspector
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