Review of Five Dolls for an August Moon (1970) by Richard D — 10 Jun 2015
You are condemned to be hanged by the neck until dead.
A small group of people arrive in their vacation destination hoping to relax. Unfortunately, an evil man on the island is able to enchant women, get them to do his bidding, and eventually tortures and kills his female slaves. Can the vacationers avoid his evil gaze or will they be his next victims?
"I'm not a man of thought. I am a man of action.".
Mario Bava, director of A Bay of Blood, The Evil Eye, Black Sunday, Baron Blood, Knives of the Avenger, Planet of Vampires, Black Sabbath, and Blood and Black Lace, delivers 5 Dolls of the August Moon. The storyline for this picture is bland and fairly unimaginative. The acting was mediocre as was the horror elements.
"You're the big fish nobody can touch.".
I came across the Mario Bava collection on Netflix and had to add them to my queue. This is one of the worst films of his I have seen to date. The plot isn't overly interesting, the acting is bad, and the film felt like an excuse to have some naked hotties in a movie. I recommend skipping this film.
"You threw yourself away on a houseboy.".
Grade: F.
This review of Five Dolls for an August Moon (1970) was written by Richard D on 10 June 2015.
Five Dolls for an August Moon has generally received mixed reviews.
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