Il terzo occhio (1966) by Mino Guerrini
aka: Third eye

When maid Marta (Gioia Pascal), full of bitterness, senses her long desired chance come true, of conquering the desperately admired young Conte Mino (Franco Nero), she doesn’t hesitate at all to follow her cold blooded intuitions. Possessive Mama (Olga Solbelli), unwilling to share her son with anybody, falls accidently down the steps while Minos fiancée Laura (Erica Blanc) crashes down the cliffs and finds her death drowning in the lake. But Mino keeps on ignoring Marta, as in his very own world the only place in his heart has been already (p)reserved long ago.

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Take off (1978) by Armand Weston

This intimate time travel in reverse through the history of Hollywood documented and lived by one of the most famous fountains of youth in no other shape than Darrin Blue (Wade Nichols), makes women’s hearts beat faster. Virtuously taking over one hot star character after the other, shooting from century to century until he finally takes off with co star Linda (Leslie Bovie) to be catapulted back into his proper age.

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La morte non ha sesso (1968) by Massimo Dallamano
aka: A black veil for Lisa

Being in the position of a police inspector obviously helps to detect and resolve a lot of naughty things even though not all investigations might be equally satisfying in the end. Inspector Franz Bulov (John Mills) has to learn this bitter lesson, as, despite his obsessive but definitely not unfounded private control patrols, Madame Bulov, aka Lisa (Luciana Palluzzi), leads a jolly secret double life behind his back and opens the door not only to her husband. A successful detention of the main suspect in his recent case suddenly delivers him a completely new perspective, … but not only for him, of course.
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Enigma Rosso (1978) by Alberto Negrin
aka: Rings of Fear

Inspector Gianni di Salvo (Fabio Testi) has to slip over several murmurs before he can close his delicate case of murders in and around a rich girls residence school. While he is making unrequested waves in the dormitories of the staff and the girls, the murderer kills and kills again, suspiciously always exactly one step ahead in the inspector’s investigation line. How could the killer know of his plans and who writes in the name of Nemesis? Some clues don’t seem to match up.
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Jigoku (1960) by Nobuo Nakagawa
aka: The sinners of hell

All sinners on earth will regret one day, when their long and well hidden secrets are to be revealed and mercilessly punished in no darker place than hell. And this is for sure: You cannot hide anything, not the tiniest and most unconsiderable looking sin, from Lord Emna, god of the eight gates of hellish repetitive torture. Unfortunately for some people, like slightly apathic Shiro (Shigeru Amachi), hell seems to start already on earth, as he can’t help resigning and lets evilness rule his tragic and rather unlucky destiny.

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Il profumo della signora in nero (1974) by Francesco Barilli
The Perfume of the Lady in Black

Mysterious things are happening around melancholic beauty Silvia (Mimsy Farmer). It seems, that somebody is eager to drive her deliriously mad. Is it her sleazy, butterfly collecting boyfriend Roberto (Maurizio Bonuglia) with his mysterious black magic friends, or maybe gorgious Francesca (Donna Jordan) the neighbour girl, -jealousy?- Could it be that one of the other suspicious neighbours…? Maybe it is her stepfather, blaiming her for the death of her mother. And what about the little girl, who suddenly appears and decides to live with her?

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Bizarre (1987) by Giuliana Gamba
aka: Profumo

Bizarre is the name and the game is naughty. The only possibility to escape the haunting playground of her inventive husband, Laurie (Florence Guérin) has to rewrite the rules for a new and very convenient player. The nights are long, but the game is short. Three players. And one precious trophy ?

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Dracula A.D. (1972) by Alan Gibson

London 1972. The inseparable love-hate duo Count Dracula and Van Helsing strikes again. Van Helsing, armed with silver, wooden crosses and holy water, fights brave for the precious life of his grand daughter, who lies peacefully hypnotised, and ready to be drained, on Draculas stoney bench. Vampire expert Peter Cushing eventually wins, of course, but he knows best, that he has to keep his cross collection, as in another hundred years, Christopher Lee will be right back there, ready to bite….. the silver bullet.

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The Medusa Touch (1978) by Jack Gold

If they don’t want to believe, John Morlar (Richard Burton) has no other choice than to proof his catastrophical energies. And unlike his similar telekinetikly gifted colleagues, he never fails his powers, -far from it!- although comatised they even seem to get stronger.

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