Réalisation:
Alfred VohrerScénario:
Egon EisPhotographie:
Karl LöbMusique:
Heinz FunkActeurs·trices:
Joachim Fuchsberger, Karin Baal, Dieter Borsche, Wolfgang Lukschy, Anneli Sauli, Eddi Arent, Klaus Kinski, Walter Ladengast, Alfred Vohrer (plus)Résumés(1)
London is hit by a series of rather strange "accidents": Wealthy unmarried men from overseas are pulled out dead from the river Thames. Scotland Yard's Inspector Larry Holt does not believe in a coincidence. He begins to investigate and discovers that all victims were carrying notes written in Braille with them. The first trace leads straight to a home for the blind... (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
The movie was hilarious and often had me laughing out loud. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the filmmakers’ intention. I couldn't help feeling as if I was watching a kind of alternate reality in which Hitler won the war, but that's my own fault, I just found the German in "London" funny. That wasn't the worst thing about it, though. The movie didn't work for me as a thriller (much less a horror film) because it lacked suspense, the story was hopelessly predictable and most of the scenes could only make me laugh (except those that were meant to be funny). All the action (if you can even call it that...) was handled very poorly and the whole thing felt quite cheap. Two stars for the unintentional humor and a very nice damsel in distress.
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