Four Times That Night

About This Movie

Four Times That Night is an intriguing blend of comedy and drama directed by Mario Bava, showcasing his knack for atmosphere. The film unfolds through the varying perspectives of its characters, creating a unique narrative structure. The pacing feels just right, allowing moments of tension and humor to develop organically. The interplay of seduction and miscommunication runs deep, with the lecherous doorman adding a layer of absurdity that’s hard to ignore. Performances here are quite engaging, especially the nuanced portrayals that add depth to what could easily be a straightforward plot. Bava's direction shines in how he balances the tones, making the film feel distinctively layered—a sort of exploration of desire and misunderstanding that lingers in the mind after watching.

Noteworthy for its comedic take on seduction. · Emphasizes character perspectives in storytelling. · Bava's direction adds a distinct atmospheric quality.