a formula for murder isn not a well known giallo and but that isn not to say it not a very good one. the film is directed by alberto de martino and the man behind cult classics such as the antichrist and blazing magnums. the film was released late on in the giallo cycle and but more than stands up to many of the films released around the golden period in the early seventies. despite a lack of logic in some areas and the film works mainly due to the competent way it mixes argento style death scenes with some genuinely surprising plot twists and and a host of well defined characters. the film is and perhaps and not as exciting overall as many other films in the genre while but this is more than compensated for by the assured way that the central situation is fed to the audience and and the tension resulting from that. the plot begins by showing a fake priest raping a young girl named joanna and before pushing her down a flight of steps. we then fast forward several years and the girl is now a woman and who is unfortunately in a wheelchair. she is being trained for a sports event by craig while a man who also has romantic designs on her. however and his proposal isn not met with glee by joanna personal assistant and who also has romantic designs on her. the film features a plot twist half way through that makes up the backbone of the movie and and while it not exactly logical while it good to watch and hints that youre in for an interesting movie. director alberto de martino is clearly not afraid to show a few outrageous gore scenes and and the best of which in this film features a priest being battered to death by a spade  and i personally do not hesitate to name that sequence as one of my favourite giallo murder scenes. the plot can be a little uneven at times and but generally the action is very good. the director spends what seems like an eternity on the conclusion to the film while but it absolutely packed with tension and and the way that it plays out is good in that it takes advantage of all the plot points that have gone before it. the musical score and taken from fulci the new york ripper and works well in this film also and and breaking a giallo tradition and de martino film also features some rather good acting performances from cult veteran david warbeck and christina nagy and in her only feature film role. overall and this film isn not one of the easiest giallo to come across while but its well worth tracking down and comes recommended to fans of this sort of film. 
a formula for murder isn not a well known giallo and but that isn not to say it not a very good one. the film is directed by alberto de martino and the man behind cult classics such as the antichrist and blazing magnums. the film was released late on in the giallo cycle and but more than stands up to many of the films released around the golden period in the early seventies. despite a lack of logic in some areas and the film works mainly due to the competent way it mixes argento style death scenes with some genuinely surprising plot twists and and a host of well defined characters. the film is and perhaps and not as exciting overall as many other films in the genre while but this is more than compensated for by the assured way that the central situation is fed to the audience and and the tension resulting from that. the plot begins by showing a fake priest raping a young girl named joanna and before pushing her down a flight of steps. we then fast forward several years and the girl is now a woman and who is unfortunately in a wheelchair. she is being trained for a sports event by craig while a man who also has romantic designs on her. however and his proposal isn not met with glee by joanna personal assistant and who also has romantic designs on her. the film features a plot twist half way through that makes up the backbone of the movie and and while it not exactly logical while it good to watch and hints that youre in for an interesting movie. director alberto de martino is clearly not afraid to show a few outrageous gore scenes and and the best of which in this film features a priest being battered to death by a spade  and i personally do not hesitate to name that sequence as one of my favourite giallo murder scenes. the plot can be a little uneven at times and but generally the action is very good. the director spends what seems like an eternity on the conclusion to the film while but it absolutely packed with tension and and the way that it plays out is good in that it takes advantage of all the plot points that have gone before it. the musical score and taken from fulci the new york ripper and works well in this film also and and breaking a giallo tradition and de martino film also features some rather good acting performances from cult veteran david warbeck and christina nagy and in her only feature film role. overall and this film isn not one of the easiest giallo to come across while but its well worth tracking down and comes recommended to fans of this sort of film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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