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Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die

Kiss the Girls and Make Them Die is a 1966 film from Italy, directed by Henry Levin and Arduino Maiuri, running 106 minutes. reelscum files it under eurospy.

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Year
1966 · 1960s films
Country
Italy
Runtime
106 min
Director
Henry Levin, Arduino Maiuri
Updated
29 Oct 2026
Obscurity
cult (44/100)

Defined in the glossary: Eurospy

Mid-tier Eurospy with an unusually good title and Mike Connors.

A better-than-average Eurospy romp with an unusually good title and a real budget. A billionaire plots to sterilise the world's population from an orbiting satellite, and a suave agent must stop him across glossy Rio locations. Mike Connors makes a relaxed lead, and the production values are a cut above the cycle's norm.

It has the requisite gadgets, girls and globe-trotting, delivered with more polish than most Bond imitations managed. Dario Argento, of all people, has a co-writing credit early in his career.

One of the more watchable entries in a very crowded field.

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The cycle in depth

  • The giallo, 1963 to 1976

    A line of yellow paperbacks, a killer in black gloves, and Mario Bava building the American slasher a decade before Hollywood cashed the cheque.

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