Faceless (1988)

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Movie
German title Faceless
Original title The prédateurs de la nuit
Country of production France
original language French
Publishing year 1988
length 98 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Jess Franco
script Jess Franco
production René Chateau
music Romano Musumarra
camera Jess Franco
(as Joan Almirall )
cut Jess Franco
occupation

Faceless (original title: Les prédateurs de la nuit ) is a horror film by the Spanish director Jess Franco from 1988.

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Doctor Flamand is a well-known cosmetic surgeon . But not all patients are satisfied with his work. A former patient wants to take revenge on him and carries out an acid attack on his sister Ingrid. Flamand is desperate and wants to restore his sister's face. For this purpose, he contacts Dr. Moser up. Dr. Moser carried out face transplants in the Dachau concentration camp during World War II and is considered a specialist in the field. So that the operation is successful and the result appealing, Flamand's lover Natalie kidnaps the model Barbara Hallen as an organ donor . Her father Terry Hallen is appalled by the kidnapping of his daughter and hires private detective Sam Morgan to find his daughter.

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criticism

"With Faceless, Jess Franco succeeded in a thriller that was sometimes quite exciting and sometimes very bloody thriller, which could also please those who otherwise don't know what to do with Jess Franco's films."

- Carsten Henkelmann for Sense of view.

“'Faceless' is staged very carefully and even really exciting. (…) In addition to the technical brilliance that this flick offers, the bitter Gore sequences and the array of well-known actors are particularly interesting. So repeated z. B. Anton Diffring did his part from 'Der Rote Schatten' and also Jess-Franco-speci Howard Vernon as Dr. Orloff made a brief appearance. Helmut Berger in the role of the doctor Flamand clearly feels comfortable and plays in a good mood. (...) 'Faceless' is pretty sexy and exciting. "

- Judgment of the film critic Frank Trebbin in his book The fear sits next to you

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Individual evidence

  1. http://www.senseofview.de/review/112
  2. http://www.ofdb.de/view.php?page=trebbin_review&fid=5246&rid=500187