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John Harrington (Stephen Forsyth) and his wife, Mildred (Laura Betti), run an exclusive salon devoted to wedding apparel for women. Although he seems a harmless fashion designer, John is actually a serial killer, doing in his young customers on their wedding nights. With each murder, John is able to see a bit more of the long-repressed memory of his mother's death. When he murders his wife, she returns to haunt him.
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"Hatchet for the Honeymoon" tells the story of John Harrington, an outwardly-normal man with recurring nightmares resulting from a childhood trauma - the brutal murder his mother and her second husband on their wedding day. Though it always stops before he finds the identity of the murderer, John learns the dream progresses a bit further each time he murders a bride on her wedding day. Fortunately for John, as owner of Harrington House - a high-end bridal salon - he has access to an unlimited supply of brides to murder! Things go well until he decides to murder his nagging wife. What's more, a police inspector has begun to notice that the murdered brides are usually Harrington House clients.
The movie is not so lurid as it sounds, with the story concentrating on John's relationship with his wife, and the cat and mouse game he plays with the inspector. As with many Bava films, there is a double twist ending.
The Blu-ray is a great improvement over the earlier Image Entertainment DVD, and well worth upgrading for Bava fans. The price is reasonable (about $20 on Amazon) - unlike many genre Blu-rays.
The movie is not so lurid as it sounds, with the story concentrating on John's relationship with his wife, and the cat and mouse game he plays with the inspector. As with many Bava films, there is a double twist ending.
The Blu-ray is a great improvement over the earlier Image Entertainment DVD, and well worth upgrading for Bava fans. The price is reasonable (about $20 on Amazon) - unlike many genre Blu-rays.
