Death Has Blue Eyes

Name: Death Has Blue Eyes
Genre: Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
Released: 1976-11-10
Duration: 79 min
Rating: 3.313

★ 3,3 /10 (16 Votes)

1976 EL 79 min

Overview

Bob and Ches are two bachelors on the make. They are hired by Geraldine to guard her and her daughter, Christine. It seems Christine is psychic, and knows all the details of a political murder.

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Release date

10/11/1976

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Love was her need. Murder her deed.

Genres

Action Science Fiction Thriller

Status

Released

Original title

Το κορίτσι βόμβα

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Runtime

79 min

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Maria Aliferi

Christine Steinwetz

Hristos Nomikos

Ches Gilford

Jessica Dublin

Geraldine Steinwetz

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Peter Winter

Bob Kowalski

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Louise Melinda

Debra / Assassin

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Marie Elise Eugene

Kaye (Race Car Driver)

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Maurice Ratherford

Maria

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Clay Half

Black Assassin (as Clay Huff)

Philip Sherwood

Gerard Gonalons

Andrew Johnson

Danny Rochas

George Ranger

Bill Peyton

Thom Arahovas

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I haven't an f***ing clue what I just f***ing watched. WTF. You could not pay me $50 to explain the plot. Seriously, the weirdest, most confusing movie I've ever seen. Of the who, what, where and why, I can only say where: Athens Greece. That's it. Some lovely ladies, including the one on the cover art, though she's an assassin (I guess) and only in the movie for like 5 minutes. Honestly, I have no more words for this, whatever it is. **2.5/5** (1/5 for how bizarre it is, 5/5 for how bizarre it is).

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