Michéle De Angelis

When a young woman is accidentally trapped between two doors, she soon realizes her nightmare is only about to begin. A life changing experience waits for her in the tiny space between the doors.

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Documentary about the making of the European version of George A. Romero's "Dawn of the Dead".

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An Italian documentary that gives an inside look at the making of Ruggero Deodato's controversial horror film "Cannibal Holocaust".

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Ænigma: Lucio Fulci and the 80s takes a look into the twilight years of Lucio Fulci, one of Italian cinemas finest craftsmen; lovingly known as the 'Godfather of Gore' by his legion of fans.

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The life of one of the most famous leading-men of Italian popular cinema.

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Marcello is a professional film restorer and an avid cinephile. While working on some of the most popular titles of Italian cinema, he comes across a strange figure almost hidden among the extras - a man wearing a bowler hat and looking directly toward the camera, perhaps even at Marcello himself! He finds the same man in many other films from different movie ages. He grows obsessed with this figure, even if it seems Marcello is the only one who can see him.

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When a young woman is accidentally trapped between two doors, she soon realizes her nightmare is only about to begin. A life changing experience waits for her in the tiny space between the doors.

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An interview of Tomás Milián discussing his performance in Umberto Lenzi's Almost Human.

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In-Depth interview with writer/actor George Eastman on his collaborations with director Michele Soavi and director Joe D'Amato.

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Documentary about the anthology film Love and Anger (1969) with interviews with Carlo Lizzani (director of the segment "L'indifferenza"), Marco Bellocchio (director of the segment "Discutiamo, discussamo"), Maurizio Ponzi (assistant director of the segment " La sequenza del fiore di carta," by Pier Paolo Pasolini), and Roberto Perpignani (editor of the segment "Agonia," by Bernardo Bertolucci).

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