operation atlantis (1965)

aka Agente S 03: Operazione Atlantide.
"You are the only man who can save us."
George Steele (John Ericson) is en route to Japan for a well earned holiday, but as an American agent, his lot is not a happy one, and he is diverted and given a mission to uncover a city full of Uranium.
Mildly diverting spy flick, with the usual mix of dames, booze and espionage, but with added sci-fi elements.

special mission lady chaplin (1966)

aka Missione speciale Lady Chaplin. Operation Lady Chaplin.
"Now you can go, police dog."
Dick Malloy (Ken Clark) is an American secret agent who is brought in to find out what happened when an American atomic submarine is sunk. He consults with Zoltan (Jacques Bergerac), the owner of Foundation specialising in submarine research, who tells him that the sub is too deep to salvage. But Malloy is suspicious of Zoltan and tracks him to Spain. But what does Parisian fashion designer Lady Chaplin (Daniela Bianchi) have to do with the case?
Undemanding spy flick, that lacks a really bad mastermind.

assignment k (1968)

aka Department K.
"What sort of a job is this, your friend told me to bring a gun!"
Philip Scott (Stephen Boyd), heads a successful toy company, with a sideline as boss of a British spy unit. But then his cover is blown, and enemy agents kidnap his new love interest(Camilla Sparv) to pressurise him into revealing the identities of his team of operatives.
Breezy spy thriller, all be it one that proves unsophisticated, and uninvolving.

so sweet, so perverse (1969)

aka Così dolce... così perversa.
"You are not jealous, you are just bitchy."
Jean (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Danielle (Erika Blanc) are a rich couple suffering marital problems, with both having affairs. When an American woman moves into the upstairs apartment, he is instantly attracted to her. So when he hears her screaming one day, he immediately investigates. There he finds Nicole (Carroll Baker), scared of her boyfriend Klaus (Horst Frank), and the couple soon begin an affair, but all is not what it seems.
An Italian take on 'Diaboliques', that proves entertaining, but not much more.

fräulein kitty (1977)

aka Fräulein Devil. Captive Women 4. Elsa Fräulein SS.
"We shall make them talk."
The Third Reich plans to reward its officers by sending a "Pleasure Train" through Europe, staffed by beautiful prostitutes. Run by Elsa (Malisa Longo), a Nazi and former hooker, with a thing for S&M, and a determination to weed out traitors to the cause.
An unusually tame Naziploitation flick, that concentrates on the nudity and sex.

the vulture (1966)

"Leave strange happenings alone."
Atomic researcher Eric Lutens (Robert Hutton) is holidaying in Cornwall, with his wife Trudy (Diane Clair), whose ancestors are from the region. But his rest is spoilt when strange events start to happen, and stories of a vulture like creature abound. Stories that Prof. Koniglich (Akim Tamiroff) seems interested in.
Creature feature that lacks a monster, and entertainment value.

deported women of the ss special section (1976)

aka Le deportate della sezione speciale SS. Deported Women. SS Special Section Women.
"You'll become a camp whore just like all the rest."
Women from a variety of Nazi occupied countries are brought to a prison camp, where the sadistic commandant uses them to reward his troops.
Routine Italian exploitation; nudity, violence and depravity all feature.