Мёртвая девушка была найдена под церковным колоколом, в то время как все жители веселились на празднике. И с этого момента над городком нависло проклятье: дух умершей держит в страхе всех местных жителей. Тех, кто увидит его, ждёт страшная и мучительная смерть…

"Kill, Baby... Kill!" is the last of Mario Bava's classic-era Eurohorror films, a visually expressive and often experimental ghost story that's now acknowledged by many as his masterpiece. A non-star cast continued filming even after the production collapsed and salaries weren't paid. Even the soundtrack was cobbled together from bits of scores from previous films, leaving Bava's technical and creative artistry to carry the picture almost on its own. Mario Bava apparently thrived when creating without resources. Using a style borne of technical improvisation, Bava turned out fascinating pictures under conditions that would cripple any other director. Kill, Baby... Kill! is ninety minutes of expressive Bava camera magic. He almost neutralizes the effect of a budgetary crisis, thanks to a cast and crew that agreed to work for free.