Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs

Security Intelligence Command can’t believe Dr. Goldfoot is alive and slaughtering NATO generals with his girl robots in gold bikinis and boots, now fitted with proximity fuses.

“You think it’s easy, taking over the world?” He says this to the camera in a wonderfully chummy sequence. Power is shared with Red China in Dr. Goldfoot’s vision of a postwar world, after he’s dropped an H-bomb on Moscow from the B-52 of a liquidated American general whom he resembles, a stutterer.

A SIC agent ousted for philandering takes the case on, abetted by two new recruits, formerly doormen at The Bang Club.

Fabian, Laura Antonelli, Franco and Ciccio pursue the evil doctor through a fairground and by hot air balloon to the bomber and beyond.

La Casa dell’esorcismo

Tourist sees fresco of the devil carrying people off, stays in house full of people going slowly mad, getting “carried away”.

The butler’s as gaga as the rest, making manikins that resemble this or that person, it’s always bonkers or bloody or worse, but when the tourist finally flees to the airport and catches a plane, who’s aboard and who’s “carrying them off”?