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[Johan Melle]

Yes, it's a great score. Very creepy indeed. It's quite possible that it was used in another film as well - the opening theme also features briefly in FRANKENSTEIN 80.

Btw, has anyone here actually seen both the Dutch and Italian video versions? I'm rather curious about the differences between the two...

[Rogerio Ferraz]

Love that creepy harpsicord music that plays over the death scene of Sir Thomas though i swear i've heard it somewhere before,anyone have any idea?

Yes, it's a great score. Very creepy indeed. It's quite possible that it was used in another film as well - the opening theme also features briefly in FRANKENSTEIN 80.
Btw, has anyone here actually seen both the Dutch and Italian video versions? I'm rather curious about the differences between the two...

The opening theme can be found in Cinedelic's "Women in lounge 2" compilation. 
As Johan said, I'm pretty sure some other music cues were also used in Frankestein' 80, including the one from the scene Stephen mentioned. Just found they all come from a Daniele Patucchi CAM record called Brani ritmici a sottofondo. Here´s a link with the track list: http://masasaruyoppitako.web.infoseek.co.jp/CAM_Comp1_20.html
Btw, while searching for any info on this film, I found out that it had a french theatrical release (under the title LES ANGES PERVERS) which might explain all the scenes from the cineromanzi missing in the italian
and dutch versions. Maybe a "naughtier" french cut exists? 

[Johan Melle]

Maybe a "naughtier" french cut exists? 

Let's hope you're right! This film would be great for Severin to release on DVD!

[Stephen Grimes]

the opening theme also features briefly in FRANKENSTEIN 80.

Nicely spotted Johan,it's in the scene where John Richardson and Dalila Di Lazzaro are having a drink and chat together.

[ecc]

Found the L. Forni version:

http://CG.org/details.php?id=14966

and a rapidshare link to the fan subtitles:

http://rapidshare.com/files/120610197/Il.Sesso.Della.Strega.1973.VHSRip.XViD-DAViDE466.rar.html

[DjangoLi]

I sat on the subs for this film for about a month... I sat through the lot, in great detail, and it still never made any sense!

I confess I wasn't so happy with the finished subs, but I don't really want to go back to it either. They're better than nothing, which is why I uploaded them eventually.

[ecc]

The effort is more than appreciated.

[ecc]

Didn't Camille Keaton say that even on set the film didn't make any sense?

I sat on the subs for this film for about a month... I sat through the lot, in great detail, and it still never made any sense!

I confess I wasn't so happy with the finished subs, but I don't really want to go back to it either. They're better than nothing, which is why I uploaded them eventually.

[Luca Canali]

Django , mate your subs are always appreciated. I know how hard it is to knock these up so full respect. 

[Stephen Grimes]

Angelo Pannaccio is a really fascinating director. He later made the even crazier HOLOCAUST: THE MEMORIES, DELIRIUM AND THE VENDETTA, PART TWO (1978) and several hardcore pornos with Marina Frajese.

A very interesting director and someone whose work i've been watching alot of lately,even some of his h/c efforts from the early to mids 80's are worth a look like FANTASIA EROTICO IN CONCERTO,UN BRIVIDO DI PIACERE and EROTICO 2000 which along with a Piero Uiliami score also features a surprisingly brief non-sexual cameo from 'il nano erotico' Petit Loup (star of Cavallone's BABYSITTER and PAT,UNA DONNA PARTICOLARE) alongside Marina Frajese in a porno cinema foyer.

[Mojo]

Isn't this one of the ( many ) titles being lined up for release by MYA?

[ecc]

Coming from CineKult in January: http://videociak.net/customer/product.php?productid=37531&cat=&page=

[Luca Canali]

Coming from CineKult in January: http://videociak.net/customer/product.php?productid=37531&cat=&page=

This is great news! (As is Instantanea per un Delitto) Thanks for the heads up.

[filmiracle]

I can't add much to this thread, but I just wanted to say I love this film! Whether it makes sense or not, the atmosphere is amazing.