Bloody Ring
Mr. Chi goes to Thailand to assist a close friend, Nai Sin, in preparing his Muay Thai boxers for a battle with Japanese boxers who have arrived in Bangkok to get even for a past loss. Instead of training Nai Sin’s students to take on the Japanese, Mr. Chi finds himself having to take on the Japanese himself, as he has to help one of Nai Sin’s top students fend off the Japanese due to the student not coming through on throwing a boxing match.
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Plot Summary
A young woman inherits a remote villa and discovers it's haunted by a vengeful spirit. As she tries to uncover the villa's dark past, she finds herself targeted by a mysterious killer. The lines between reality and hallucination blur as she fights for survival.
Critical Reception
Bloody Ring is considered a minor but intriguing giallo film, appreciated for its atmospheric tension and stylish direction, though sometimes criticized for its convoluted plot.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its Giallo elements and atmospheric horror.
- Criticized for a sometimes confusing narrative.
- Noted for its stylish visuals and suspenseful sequences.
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Fun Fact
While often cited as 'Bloody Ring', the film's original Italian title is 'Rabid Dogs' (Cani arrabbiati), though this is a different film from Bava's unreleased 1974 film of the same name. This particular film is also known as 'A Bay of Blood' or 'Twitch of the Death Nerve' which is also a different film by Mario Bava. This listing is likely a misidentification or a very obscure title for one of Bava's films, as no widely recognized film titled 'Bloody Ring' by Mario Bava exists in standard filmographies.
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