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Kill, Baby... Kill! (1966)

A 20th century European village is haunted by the ghost of a murderous little girl.

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Joel A 29 Apr 2017

Arguably Mario Bava's strongest horror film, Kill, Baby Kill follows a coroner who's called in to help investigate the mysterious death of a young woman in an isolated, superstitious village. The locals blame this killing (as well as a slew of similar ones) on the sadistic machinations of the ghost of a little girl; naturally, this turns out to be exactly what happened. Mario Bava chronicles this chiller with his trademark use of saturated colors, heavy shadows, and ample use of the fog machine. While not dissimilar to rest of his catalog, everything in Kill, Baby, Kill just clicks in a way that only happens when talent, hard work, and luck all happen to be in the right place at the right time. No exploration of Italian exploitation cinema would be complete without going over this movie.

Al M 27 Feb 2008

This is a great example of gothic horror. I was watching and for some reason I kept thinking of Twin Peaks and then the scene near the end where the doctor keeps running through the same room over and over eventually catching up with himself, literally, came on. Wow, David Lynch totally copied that.

Jason P 06 Sep 2011

I can't really give a just review because it was late and I kept falling asleep. But the girl who played the ghost was reallllllly creepy.

Anna N 23 Oct 2007

Beautifully shot, some creepy visuals but the action of the story is kinda boring.

Brian F 13 Dec 2006

One of Bava's scariest. A period Gothic horror film that contains perhaps the cinema's first "creepy little ghost girl" that is so popular today. Here, the little ghost girl seems to represent Satan himself (an idea which Martin Scorcese, an admitted Bava fan, used in Last Tempation of Christ.) Check it out.