I MISS YOU, HUGS AND KISSES

Cinemavixion Review

Murray Markowitz's "I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses" plunges into the dark underbelly of a sensationalized Canadian homicide, inspired by a notorious real-life crime. Starring Elke Sommer as a former model whose brutal murder sets in motion a gripping trial, and Donald Pilon as her wealthy, accused husband, the film promises a lurid journey. The narrative reportedly unravels a tangled web of illicit affairs and chilling encounters, earning its place among the infamous "Video Nasties." While the external data provides a concise plot summary and confirms the core cast and director, the local description offers a more detailed glimpse into the sensational and graphic elements that define this 1978 drama. It's a film that seems to exist on the fringes, exploring the sensationalized aspects of a criminal case with a focus on mayhem and scandal.