A well-made thriller that rides the fine line between giallo and slasher. Although there are some tasty red herrings laid down, the identity of the killer is pretty obvious after the first 15 minutes.
Loved the "Is it? Isn't it?" beef stew scene :)
As usual, Rachel Ward's performance stinks to high heaven.
One thing I didn't really get was why the killer used a Nepalese Kukri when none of the clues point in that direction?
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