All the Colors of the Dark (1972)

Satan is the biggest sinner in the history of all eternity; so it’s only natural that a film centered around murky individuals dedicated to the primal evildoer’s glorification should feature an illicit sexual component. All the Colors of the Dark (1972) is not without its flesh tones. Blood red is also a major component of the palate as gorgeous brunette hunk of ghoul-bait Edwige Fenech indulges a taste for dark magic rituals and hemoglobin gobbling. At night as she sleeps, Fenech’s feverish dreams become a deranged sideshow of mayhem and primal terror. In her waking hours, two notions plague her: Either she is going crazy, or her dreams are bleeding into reality.