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"Jesus in Furs" - Interview with director Jess Franco; Audio interview with star Maria Rohm; Theatrical trailer; Poster & still gallery; Jess Franco bio
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1. Program Start/Main Titles [1:49]
2. Buried Treasure [2:36]
3. Something in the Water [2:17]
4. Party Flashback [2:02]
5. Deadly Liaison [3:49]
6. "Let's Get Together" [4:27]
7. Phantom From the Past [3:47]
8. Erotic Interlude [3:23]
9. Alone With Rita [1:53]
10. Excited to Death [6:55]
11. Musical Infidelity [3:19]
12. At the Party [3:50]
13. Fondling Venus [4:48]
14. Dreams of Wanda [5:03]
15. Sexy Photo Shoot [5:06]
16. Bathtub Suicide [1:49]
17. Wanda vs. Rita [4:00]
18. Returning to Istanbul [2:30]
19. The Sultan and the Slave Girl [5:01]
20. Strung Up to Die [2:14]
21. The Truth About Wanda [5:29]
22. Tombstone Revelation [4:05]
23. A Horrific Discovery [3:31]
24. "Venus in Furs"/End Credits [2:14]
Not to be confused with Massimo Dallamano's contemporaneous treatment of the Leopold Von Sacher-Masoch classic, this unrelated (but quite entertaining) thriller from cult director Jesus Franco was originally known as Black Angel. James Darren stars as Jimmy Logan, an American jazz musician in Turkey who finds the body of a dead girl washed ashore while coming down from an LSD trip on the beach. The woman, Wanda Reed (Maria Rohm), had been murdered by the sadistic Ahmed Kortobawi (Klaus Kinski) Percival Kapp (Dennis Price), and a lesbian fashion-photographer named Olga (Margaret Lee). Some time later, Jimmy goes to work in a Rio de Janeiro nightclub and moves in with Rita (Barbara McNair), a beautiful black singer. One day, a woman named Venus enters the club, and is a dead ringer for Wanda Reed. When the murders begin, the only motive seems to be revenge from beyond the grave. This well-made shocker contains some enjoyable songs and cameo appearances by the director and Manfred Mann as jazz musicians, as well as being the best of numerous collaborations between Franco and British producer Harry Alan Towers. Prints run 90 and 86 minutes. Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide