It's obvious how the two stories will dovetail.

It feels unique in the world of horror, outwardly rejecting acts of violence and making us consider our desire to see death and torture, forcing us to realise that these narratives can come from a place of truth.

Dubbed from the original Italian, elements of the film have aged badly... But it's a cleverly constructed film with valuable political undertones.

While The Pyjama Girl Case follows the usual giallo patterns...Mogherini's dialogue and character development leave a lot to be desired, and his direction favours interesting compositions over cohesive storytelling.