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The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave

Name: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave
Director: Emilio P. Miraglia
Genre: Mystery, Horror, Thriller
Released: 1971
Rating: 6
Cast: Anthony Steffen, Marina Malfatti, Enzo Tarascio, Giacomo Rossi Stuart, Umberto Raho

A rich, mentally-unstable man with a penchant for playing deadly S&M games with women who resemble his dead wife, sparks off a chain of bizarre events after getting remarried.

1971 · Directed by Emilio P. Miraglia · 102 min · Mystery · Horror · Thriller · 10 frames

Tagline

The Worms are Waiting!

Crew

Screenplay: Fabio Pittorru, Emilio P. Miraglia, Massimo Felisatti
Cinematography: Gastone Di Giovanni
Edited by: Romeo Ciatti
Music: Bruno Nicolai
Produced by: Antonio Sarno

Cast

Anthony Steffen as Lord Alan Cunningham
Marina Malfatti as Gladys Cunningham
Enzo Tarascio as George Harriman
Giacomo Rossi Stuart as Dr. Richard Timberlane
Umberto Raho as Farley
Roberto Maldera as Albert
Joan C. Davis as Aunt Agatha
Erika Blanc as Susie
Ettore Bevilacqua as Il custode del cimitero
Brizio Montinaro

Production

Country: Italy
Language: Italian
Studios: Phoenix Cinematografica
Themes: bondage, castle, slasher, whodunit, sadist, gothic horror, pervert, dungeon

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