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As bad luck would have it,
I could only get my hands on the American re-edited version, which ties my
hands for this review; any complaints I may have, from abrupt musical cues to
story pacing to plot holes, can all be blamed on the evil American distributor
instead of director Dario Argento.

We begin with a Danish tourist girl who gets off
the tour bus in the middle of nowhere in Switzerland (to look at wildflowers?)
and misses the bus back.  In a panic, she goes to the big house off the
road, looking for help, where something bursts through restraining chains,
chases her, and murders her with a stab to the gut.  (Beautiful shot of
her head going through a plate glass window -- that ain't candy-glass, bubba.)

Her decapitated head is found by the police some
time later and brought to the crippled Scotsman John MacGregor (Donald
Pleasance, who can't keep his accent constant), an entomologist who dabbles in
forensics (which is a true science, by the way -- forensic entomologists help
establish the time and place of death by cross-referencing the life-cycles of
the insects eating the corpse with weather records; I read about it in Discover
magazine).  MacGregor's pet chimp runs around with a scalpel and a big
placard that says "FORESHADOWING."