Paranoia, Italian Locandina '70 Calma art of hand silhouette with blood
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Paranoia (released in the U.S. in 1973 as "A Quiet Place to Kill"), the 1970 Umberto Lenzi French/Italian/Spanish giallo horror crime suspense thriller sequel starring Carroll Baker, Jean Sorel, Luis Davila, Alberto Dalbes, and Marina Coffa. Note that this is one of three movies in a trilogy: the first was "Orgasmo" in 1969, which was released in the U.S. as "Paranoia". The second was "Cosi Dolce... Cosi Perversa", also from 1969, which was released in the U.S. as "So Sweet... So Perverse". The third was "Paranoia" from 1970, but since the first movie in the trilogy had already been released in the U.S. under that name, they released this one as "A Quiet Place to Kill", which causes much confusion among fans of this trilogy!