Malisa Longo, born Maria Luisa Longo in Venice, has left an indelible mark on the world of cinema, particularly in the realms of giallo and commedia sexy all'italiana. Her career took off in 1968 with her debut in Antonio Margheriti's cult classic, *The Young, the Evil, and the Savage*, but she’s perhaps best known for her memorable cameo in Bruce Lee's *Way of the Dragon* (1972), which continues to attract collectors and martial arts film enthusiasts alike. One of her standout performances came in *Anxiety* (1997), a film that has garnered attention among collectors for its unique blend of psychological horror and Italian cinema's signature flair. Longo's work in this film, along with her contributions to the Nazisploitation genre, offers a glimpse into the diverse landscape of Italian film history, making her releases highly sought after by those who appreciate the nuances of physical media. Though she retired from acting in 1997, her legacy endures, captivating new generations of collectors.