Tonight the Madness begins…
The Blood will flow…
The Ghosts will haunt…
The Zombies will walk…
The Demons will rise…
Director: Jack Clayton
Writer: William Archibald, Truman Capote and John Mortimer based on a novel by Henry James
Release Year: 1961
Marvelous tale of Gothic horror
When a governess arrives at an enormous mansion on the country side, she slowly but surely starts to get terrified by two children playing haunting games with her mind.
Director: Ruggero Deodato
Writer: James R. Silke and Alberto Piferi
Release Year: 1987
Barbaric Double Vision!
The Ragnaks are a group of artists and entertainers who possess a magical ruby which has the power to bring pleasure and happiness to people. Or well, that’s what I learned from the narration at the beginning of the movie. My guess is that, in the wrong hands, it can also do great evil. And that’s obviously why Richard Lynch wants it. This is going to be good.
Director: Robert Wise
Writer: Nelson Gidding, based on a novel by Shirley Jackson
Release Year: 1963
The tale of a house to die for…
‘The Haunting’ is the story of a house, a house that was just “born bad”. An old mansion named Hill House, after the hills that surround it. But Hill House is not a common house, as for over a century it has been known as one of the most sinister haunted houses, enwrapped in a past filled with death and madness.
Director: Ruggero Deodato
Writer: Fernando Di Leo, Alberto Marras and Vincenzo Salviani
Release Year: 1976
Italian Title: Uomini Si Nasce Poliziotti Si Muore
Unorthodox Copper Holocaust!
Aside from having some serious crime troubles, Rome has another problem to deal with: Two cynical, daredevil coppers are loose in the city, making various criminals meet their maker in a free-for-all manner. Needless to say the word “justice” isn’t too far up on their priority list.
