Ok so the Greek title is quite different from the international one as I can see here. Well I watched this exploitation flick and while I wouldn't call this perfect in any sense of the word, it does the job - or what you should expect from it more or less. Not so much blood here, still enough death and violence overall and some chase scenes. Oh and a lot of nudity! Although you can tell there are some actresses in here who had clauses or a deal with the director not to be depicted nude (or have their bare breast shown).

Now that may sound extreme, but I'm just letting you know. Also do not watch this to get titilated - there is not much in the sense of sexy time going on - a lot of interruption before things get too heated. But the movie scores otherwise (no pun intended),like with the completely mad premise of a woman being able to mind control and other stuff that those blue eyes are able to do.

Our two main male characters on the other hand are not really likeable. I reckon it is with the woman we feel most sympathetic with ... but even there we may take issue(s) ... the movie has a lot of flaws, which can be seen as weakness or as something you relish in - especially considering the budget and the mayhem depicts - again the idea(s) alone are far out to say the least.

Depending on your taste you'll have fun or be furious after watching this ...

Nico Mastorakis may have released Island of Death first, but he made this before that film.

So first off, wow. This movie that defies categorization. Is it a giallo? A science fiction movie? A sleazy caper about two guys who really should just have sex with one another and instead have threeways because they're all weird about coming out to one another? Who can say?

This just came out from Arrow, presented for the very first time in a new HD master in both widescreen and full-frame versions, and I have to say, "Where has this movie been all my life?" I say this and by all my life, I mean after puberty, because wow. This film is not shy at all about its love scenes.

Ches (Chris Nomikos, The Ceremony) is a hustling gigolo who picks up Bob Kovalski (Peter Winter) at the Athens airport, immediately hooks him up with a girl he's sleeping with and then they all get kicked out of a place that doesn't belong to him.

After some hijinks - which lead into the story instead of the story being the reason for said hijinks, an inversion of my typical explanation of "This happens and hijinks ensure" - the two meet the wealthy Geraldine Steinwetz (Jessica Dublin, who was in everything from The Toxic Avenger movies to Trinity Is Still My Name, Sex of the Witch and Troma's War) and her psychic daughter Christine (Maria Aliferi).

The whole thing is yet another scam, but this time on the two leads, and numerous people want Christine dead and our heroes go from guys out to get laid - probably by one another - to being caught in the middle of an international incident. That's because Geraldine is really a medium herself as well as an East-German agent who is using the young girl to try to kill a Russian leader.

Also known as The Para Psychics, this is without a doubt the only movie I've ever seen where psychic abilities are used to stop an erection.

This movie is really unlike anything I've ever seen before, a mix of Confessions of a Window Cleaner with early 70's dark conspiracy thriller and a little bit of occult/psychic action to spice things up. It's a cocktail that should not by any rights taste as good as it does, but it's refreshingly delectable.

The low rating for this seminal piece of 70's weirdness is absolutely ridiculous. "Death Has Blue Eyes" tells a fascinating and unusual tale of a pair of hustlers who happen to meet up with a pair of mysterious blonde ladies, who both have the ability to read minds, and can cause a person's heart to stop just by sheer will. Starting out as a truly off-the-wall buddy movie, with the likable scam artists Ches & Robert, stealing a guy's identification and plane ticket and jet setting into Athens for an adventure of debauchery, they meet up with Christina and her "mother" Geraldine, when they get caught trying to bill their hotel meal to the room of the women, who then drag the guys into a world of danger and espionage! Light comedy soon turns serious, and very strange as the men discover the blonde ladies are not what they seem. Told with mind bending style and color, music and eye popping sets, the audience is treated to shootouts, helicopter attacks, motorcycle chases, explosions, assassinations, along with frequent nudity, "Death Has Blue Eyes" is so much fun that you would have to be unconscious to not enjoy it. I'm surprised at how few people actually appreciate this absolute gem of avant garde cinema. No obscure title is more deserving of a digital restoration than "Death Has Blue Eyes," and I would personally consider the bluray as "The Holy Grail" of art house/grindhouse excellence. Strangely director Nico Mastorakis' earlier movie "Island of Death" has received the coveted restoration, and that film is basically a worthless, artless piece of junk..a fact that the director himself admits in interviews. However if that resurfaced then it means there is a chance for this one also. Presently available in a severely cut VHS bootleg, (my copy only runs 76 minutes),it is time for this movie to be rediscovered.