01. Cinque Bambole (Versione coro)
02. Luna D'Agosto (Con clavicembalo)
03. Danza Primitiva
04. Danza Jazz Moon
05. Danza Citar Free
06. Notte Di Luna
07. Fantoccio Grottesco
08. Luna D'Agosto 1971 (Organo Solo)
09. Bambola Omicida
10. Interludio Azzurro
11. Interludio Giallo
12. Cinque Bambole Rosa (Coro, Organo e Ritmi)
13. Cinque Bambole Azzurre (Versione Cembalo)
14. Luna Di Pieno Agosto

Bonus Tracks (Mono)

15. Cinque Bambole # 2
16. Interludio Giallo # 2
17. Cinque Bambole # 3
18. Luna D'Agosto # 2 (Con coro)
19. Notte D'Agosto # 2
20. Cinque Bambole # 4
21. Cinque Bambole # 5
22. Bambola omicidia # 2
23. Notte Di Luna # 2
24. Fantoccio Grottesco # 2
25. Interludio Azzurro # 2
26. Fantoccio Grottesco # 3
27. Interludio Giallo # 3
28. Cinque Bambole # 6
29. Danza Citar Free # 2
30. Cinque Bambole # 7
31. Interludio Azzurro # 3

Bonus Tracks (Stereo)

32. Cinque Bambole azzurre (Versione cembalo)
33. Cinque Bambole (Versione cembalo)
34. Ti Risvegliarai Con Me (Finale, versione film)

Legendary horror director Mario Bava did not want to make this standard thriller, and it certainly bears the lackadaisical mark of a contractual-obligation film.
The plot is yet another variant on the Ten Little Indians story, with an inventor taking a group of investors to an island, where they are murdered one by one by an unseen killer.
There are picturesque beach scenes and some well-composed images of bodies hanging in a meat locker, but it has all been done before, and better.
The visuals are stylish and the production design is sleek, but the familiar storyline drags and the film never reaches the delirious frenzy of such Bava classics as Antefatto despite the best efforts of a cast including Edwige Fenech, Renato Rossini, and William Berger.

Cast:
Teodoro Agrimi, Maurice Poli, Mauro Bosco, Edy Galleani, Renato Rossini, William Berger, Ira Furstenberg, Edwige Fenech, Edith Meloni, Helene Ronee

Director:
Mario Bava