The Corpse of Anna Fritz , directed by Umberto Lenzi, is a 1977 Italian giallo horror thriller. Known for its blend of murder, mystery, and graphic violence, the film follows a group of young people in Rome as they grapple with the terrifying emergence of a serial killer. The story is framed around the enigmatic death of a young woman, whose corpse is found in a suburban home, sparking a chain of events that leads to paranoia and dread. The film is renowned for its visceral imagery, atmospheric tension, and exploration of themes like urban decay and societal fear—elements that have cemented its cult status in the horror genre.