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I Corpi Presentano Tracce
Di Violenza Carnale
(1973) |
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| tracks |
01. I corpi delle vittime (Titoli)
02. Il primo omicido
03. Perugia
04. Universita'
05. Macellazione
06. Il professore
07. La strage ha inizio
08. Copri smembrati
09. Ricordo di una tragedia lontana
10. Raccapriccio
11. Corpi smembrati (# 2)
12. La strage ha inizio (# 2)
13. Ricordo di una tragedia lontana (# 2)
14. Il primo omicidio (# 2)
15. Macellazione (#2)
16. Perugia (# 2)
17. Raccapriccio (# 2)
18. Ritorna alla vita
19. Il primo omicidio (# 3)
20. La strage ha inizio (# 3)
21. Macellazione (# 3)
22. Raccapriccio (# 3)
23. Il primo omicidio (# 4)
24. La strage ha inizio (# 4)
25. Macallezione (# 4)
26. Ricordo di una tragedia lontana (# 3)
27. Il primo omicidio (#5)
28. Perugia (# 3 - versione lunga)
29. La strage ha inizio (# 5)
30. Il primo omicidio (# 6)
31. Macellazione (# 5)
32. La strage ha inizio (# 6)
33. Ritorno alla vita (Finale)
tracks 11 / 32 previously unreleased on the RCA CD |
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| description |
I corpi presentano tracce di violenza carnale
was directed in 1973 by the italian Thriller specialist Sergio
Martino (il tuo vizio è una stanza..., lo strano vizio
della signora Ward).
With time passing the movie has become a little cult movie,
especially in America, released with the title Torso.
Placed in the city of Perugia, the plot tells about an university
female student (Suzy Kendall) stalked by a cruel serial killer.
In this movie Martino pushed the pedal on the most extreme gore
and splatter... the victims, differently than the movie's Italian
title do not reveal traces of carnal violence, but are mutilated
with very close up details.
The long central part of the plot, where the character played
by Kendall and her girlfriends, escape the murderer and refugee
in a isolated house, is a classic.
The girls, protagonist's friends, are killed by the madman and
the bodies are made in pieces.
The girl is forced to watch the slaughter hiding herself behind
the furniture.
This particular scene is rich of tension, shooted magistrally
by Martino who confirms his talent in shooting tension movies.
The score was assigned to bothers Guido & Maurizio De Angelis,
and now Digitmovies presents it in a complete version and in
full stereo from the original 1973 master tapes.
At that time, no record was issued even if among the recorded
takes we have discovered that one track was recored as record
version, so we presume that in those days that track was purposed
for a 45 rpm single that never saw the light.
In 1999 Rca issued a CD in the series OST (74321 - 69391 - 2/
OST 145) containing 11 selected tracks from I corpi presentano
tracce di violenza carnale couplet to 11 tracks from Gatti rossi
in un labirinto di vetro OST by Bruno Nicolai.
Now this definitive CD, contains 22 inedit tracks.
The De Angelis brothers, without any doubt are among the most
prolific screen composers spacing really every movie genre,
have written a score that gives big energy to the violent scenes
of the movie, but at the same time, music themes that have their
own life outside the screen.
The OST is based on the Pop and romantic main theme with country
and a little Lounge sound as background to Perugia university
students life, introduced in Main Titles (Tr. 1) and then reprised
in (Tr. 3, Tr. 16, Tr. 17, Tr. 18 e in Tr. 33, the movie's end
credits).
The De Angelis have created a series of recurrent gloomy themes
to describe the killing acts of a mysterious masked serial killer:
a motif given by a slow and obsessive guitar alternated to piano
with organ accompaniment and variations with piano (Tr. 2, Tr.
5, Tr. 14, Tr. 15, Tr. 19, Tr. 21, Tr. 23, Tr. 25, Tr. 27,Tr.
30,Tr. 31);
another Progressive music flavoured theme recurs in Tr. 7, Tr.
12, Tr. 20, Tr. 24, Tr. 29, Tr. 32), a melanchonic, almost minimalist
piano in Tr. 9, terrorizing voices in Tr. 10, Tr. 13, Tr. 17,
Tr. 22 with gloomy sound effects obtained with reversed recording
and Beat music for the university students (Tr. 4). |
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| story |
A group of extremely glamourous college coeds
(Suzy Kendall among them) are being stalked by a hooded sex-killer
whose weapon of choice is a hacksaw.
Despite this perverse premise and an equally sick title (which
translates as The Bodies Show Signs of Carnal Violence), this
remains a rather dull exercise, representing the lower end
of the Italian giallo thriller spectrum and lacking much of
the violence common to films of the same genre, thus failing
to keep its flimsy plot in motion.
What gore was present in the Italian cut has been all but
wiped out by the film's U.S. distributor.
Cast:
Suzy Kendall, Tina Aumont, Luc Merenda, John Richardson, Roberto
Bisacco, Ernesto Colli, Angela Covello, Carla Brait
Director:
Sergio Martino |
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