Very little happens in this obscure Spanish-French co-production, but it does give actor Jack Taylor -- a familiar face in Jess Franco films -- a chance to stretch as an actor. He plays two roles. As the mysterious Dr. Ganeau, he collects human heads as hunting trophies and wears dark glasses at night; as Michel, a bland playboy type and Ganeau's alter ego, he's the plot's primary red herring.
Dr. Ganeau invites the opportunistic Sylvie and Chantal to his forest hideaway, and right away it's clear their lives are in danger. Though Chantal thinks Ganeau wants to marry her, Sylvie suspects he has other plans. A weird manservant lurks around the house and admires photos of recently-murdered women.
The story pads along with dull scenes of people describing their sad lives. In this English-dubbed version, the two women could leave at any time but don't. While Taylor is good, especially in his heavily made-up Dr. Ganeau incarnation, the bulk of the movie is a write-off.
