Two Lenzi Movies Called Paranoia
Umberto Lenzi's Orgasmo (1969) was retitled Paranoia when it was released in the USA, and it was so successful under that title, the Italian producers asked Lenzi to make another giallo called Paranoia to be distributed in Italy. The second film was later retitled A Quiet Place to Kill in the USA.
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