Naked You Die (1968)
a posh boarding school full of sorority girls from rich families is being stalked by a serial killer. This film is actually one of the earliest entries in this wondrous sub genre of horror movies, predating Dario Argento's most famous slashers ("Deep Red", "Bird with the Crystal Plumage") and carefully elaborating on the trend started by the aforementioned deity Mario Bava ("The Girl Who Knew Too Much", "Blood and Black Lace"). "Naked You Die" was made in an era when clichéd plot twists were still considered original and the image of black gloved hands around the neck of a young defenseless co-ed were still found ultimately shocking and disturbing.
