Angela (Mirella Banti) is raped in the restroom of a porno theater (showing Walerian Borowczyk's EMMANUELLE 5). The press creates a scandal for her diplomat husband John (blues musician Andy J. Forest, Tinto Brass' CAPRICCIO and MIRANDA) who is having an affair with Angela's top model friend Eva (Mary Lindstrom). What's worse is that Angela is not only being stalked but also being blackmailed by the porno theater projectionist who knows details about her assault that she wants to keep quiet. John and Eva decide to use the stalking scenario to get rid of Angela but she's plotting against them with the help of her stalker while the police are completely clueless. Antonio Bonafacio's BLIND DATE (onscreen title: APPOINTMENT IN BLACK) is contrived but fairly diverting plot-wise although it suffers from attractive but uninteresting characters (voiced by a familiar dubbing cast) going through the thriller and erotic motions (the sex scenes are fairly monotonous and seem like they were shot to target the American erotic thriller market). Most of the characters are rotten, John rails against a woman being in charge of the police investigation but she and her female partner are depicted as being completely oblivious with no interest in pursuing the loose ends of the case even though they have their suspicions. There is a surprising instance of dismemberment gore and a sting-in-the-tale ending dulled by some laughable optical effects.