The Masseuses
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The Masseuses (1962) is a curious blend of comedy and lighthearted mischief, typical of the era. Directed by Lucio Fulci, it presents a quirky narrative revolving around two Milanese managers who find themselves entangled with a ring of masseuses in Rome. The entire setup offers a humorous take on bureaucracy and vice, with a certain cheekiness that reflects the social mores of the time. The pacing bounces along with an almost carefree rhythm, while the performances imbue the characters with a playful charm. Fulci's direction, while not as renowned for horror here, shows his knack for creating a fun atmosphere. It’s distinct for its odd juxtaposition of the mundane and the risqué, making it a unique entry in the Italian comedy genre.
Notable for its lighthearted approach to adult themes. · Captures the playful essence of 1960s Italian cinema. · Fulci's lesser-known work, showcasing his versatility.
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