"Strip Nude for Your Killer" is a classic example of an over-sexed giallo, boasting not one but two of the sexiest screen sirens of all time: the mesmerising Edwige Fenech, and the beautiful Femi Benussi. The movie wastes no time in getting both naked - Femi strips in the first few minutes, has a lesbian scene, and even gets offed in the nude!The sense of mystery is not all that prominent, but the movie gets quite suspenseful toward the end as we watch our girl Edwige attempt to outsmart the killer. This is why I rate SNFYK higher than "Case of the Bloody Iris", another entertaining giallo that didn't manage much suspense.The movie is not particularly graphic in the killings themselves, but in the aftermath no detail is spared, and it's almost sickening. Worth it, though, for this wonderfully sleazy and entertaining film, with so much beautiful naked flesh to gawk at. Edwige and Femi aren't even the only ones who get their clothes off.It did leave me wondering, though: why do so many gialli feature outrageously camp gay men who always end up getting killed? It's like the Italian version of "black guy who dies first" in American slashers.

One of Andrea Bianchi's first attempts to make a giallo and he succeeded in many ways. Maybe this isn't his most famous flick, I guess Burial Ground (1981) will ring a bell but this one is nowadays re-released on DVD and Blu Ray. An ideal time to pick it up again. It is in fact a giallo but it do offers a bit of sleaze too. The opening scene is already one not to forget and you know immediately what you will get from Andrea, nudity. All of the girls in this flick do go full frontal and in the most gratuitous way you could think. Due that it extracted the viewer a bit away from the story because sometimes it even goes a bit over the top like the scene were a fat bloke is trying to seduce a girl but fails by cumming to early. Guess what, ones she leaves he's going for a plastic doll to make love. Also in the beginning one girl is being taken to a sauna were she's being undressed by a photographer. She doesn't mind even as he's a stranger to her. Once she sees that his camera doesn't work they are making love, could it get more sleazy? For a giallo it's a bit low on gore and even red stuff and that's were this one failed a bit for me. Don't think to see a Dario Argento giallo. Still, if you have seen Hostel 2 (2007) then this is one to see because Edwige Fenech, the main role here, plays an art class professor in Hostel 2. She's still busy in Italy in series and in flicks, but she did perform in a few Italian giallo's. She was hot back then together with Barbara Bouchet and performed together a lot. La Moglie In Vacanza (1980) the biggest one. Don't be fooled by the title because there is no stripping going on but admit, it's a cheap teaser. Still, famous and loved by giallo geeks, for me a bit low on gore and sometimes a bit boring.Gore 1/5 Nudity 3/5 Effects 2/5 Story 3/5 Comedy 0/5

This can't even be called a movie, as there was really no plot to speak of. Just a killer in a motorcycle helmet dispatching naked women, interspersed with people having sex at every opportunity.I don't have a problem with nudity or sex, far from it, but it should take place within the context of the movie and make sense. In one scene an obese man threatens a woman with a glass vase and demands sex, only for her to comply as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened, and they begin to chat away happily! I can't find a single positive thing to say about this movie. The characterization is non existent, the dialog is appalling, there is zero plot development, inappropriate incidental music and no suspense whatsoever. This is far and away the worst Giallo I have seen, and I have viewed at least 40, being a fan of the genre. Avoid this movie, even if you are a fan of this genre. 1 star for the fact Edwige Fenech was in it. Appalling.

There is nothing like Italian Giallo to get your heart pumping, and Giallo with the lovely Edwige Fenech is something to see.One of the fun features of Giallo, and this film, is that naked women don't bother to cover up with a robe while they are creeping around the house looking for someone who breaks in. The rich red blood on the creamy white skin makes an interesting contrast. Of course, it does get a little gory at times.Franco Diogene was absolutely hilarious as the lecherous husband of the model agency owner (Amanda). Seeing him in his tighty whiteys with a blowup doll in one hand and a knife in the other as he hunts for the killer was priceless.The motive was clear throughout, but you still had to guess the killer. At least Fenech survived.