In London a man is being treated for amnesia, having woken up in a clinic following a car accident. When the man is attacked by a stranger who accuses him of being a double-crosser it emerges that nothing is what it appears to be. Soon the man is trying to uncover the truth about his identity while trying to stay alive. —Amazon
Italian director Duccio Tessari is best-remembered for directing average quality “spaghetti Westerns” and action-adventure films during the ‘60s. His credits include Una Pistola per Ringo (1968), Kiss Kiss… Bang Bang! (1966), Zorro (1974), and Beyond Justice (1991). Tessari started out as a director of documentaries. In addition to directing, he also worked on screenplays, notably Sergio Leone’s classic Per un Pugno di Dollari (1964). —Sandra Brennan
I love gialli, but this one's too telegraphed, too tame, and simply takes too long to unspool the film's central mystery—Merenda's amnesia and what it has to do with everyone wanting him dead ... I do always enjoy watching Bruno Corazzari, though, and his sniffling criminal had me thinking more than once of the asthmatic hitman in *Afraid to Die*. (And points I guess for the almost comical use of the chainsaw...)