Amsterdamned

Picture screenwriter and director Dick Maase Phantom Amsterdam belongs to us greatly "exotic" Dutch production. This time out the film a decent level suggests that even the creators of the country, which does not belong to the film powers, may of the favorite trends to make the most of without losing face. Matzo denying that admiration for the american colleagues (the inspiration of the Jaws).The story of the classic quest for the sadistickém killer disturbing the peaceful amsterdam citizens just before the start of the tourist season, has everything belonging to a brisk, suspenseful and appropriately spooky detective novel: the sympathetic cop, the blonde girl in danger, funny dialogues, imaginative chases and a surprising denouement. The creators of the film do not lose perspective and with the taste of the use of genre clichés. Even the naturalistic scenes of the murders are executed with the detachment of a comic spectacle. Its name refers to the image of the famous Fantómu of the opera (1943