The Hand That Feeds the Dead (1974)

The Hand That Feeds the Dead (1974) is an Italian horror movie made in the 1970s by Sergio Garrone, so you know that it's going to be good. Italians in the 70s definitely know how to do horror! This movie is no exception. A genius doctor known as Baron Ivan Rassimov died during a freak fire accident in his own laboratory. His daughter survived and has since lived a reclusive life away from society, covering her face with a dark veil from anyone who might see her. She feels that her looks have faded, so her professor husband who was once her father's student tries to take it upon himself to restore her former glory through a bunch of experimental skin transplants. In order to make this idea work, he needs to find the flesh of beautiful young women who will be "volunteers" for his experiment. Of course, no one volunteers. That is where some of the horror comes from! Beautiful women being used for experiments means that we also get to gawk at these lovely Italian babes. First of all, Katia Christine plays the daughter who manages to show her bush in a scene where she is laying on a table with a blanket covering most of her body with the exception of her legs. Carmen Silva plays Sonia who shares lesbian kisses with Marzia Damon. These two sapphic sexpots are caught in bed together with their boobs out and everything. This scene will make your hand feed your privates!