Review of Abrakadabra (2018)

Almost everything in this film takes us back to the blessed era of the 60's / 70's giallo:
the aesthetics, the sets, the soundtrack (excellent) of Luciano Onetti (director / composer
from another neo-giallo: the successful "Francesca"), a certain way of filming, a small dose
of eroticism ... so many ingredients that lead to enthusiasm.
Too bad, however, that "Abrakadabra" is weighed down by a final quarter of an hour where the resolution of the case turns out to be sloppy and unsatisfactory in terms of script.
Remains a great vintage atmosphere and some very beautiful plans that will delight undoubtedly the amateurs of these bloody sweets offered long ago by the transalpine cinema.