#Giorgio Stegani

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ORNELLA MUTI in Il Sole Nella Pelle (1971) - 7/9

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From Italian director Giorgio Ferroni comes the Gothic film IL MULINO DELLE DONNE DI PIETRA aka MILL OF THE STONE WOMEN (1960)... in COLOUR! The film stars Pierre Brice, Scilla Gabel, Wolfgang Preiss and Herbert Bohme.

Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 18:22; Discussion 29:57; Ranking 50:35

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Il mulino delle donne di pietra (Mill of the Stone Women, 1960)

"Can you really not remember? Or maybe you don't want to. I'm starting to understand. You want to deepen my remorse and give me nightmares. No. No! I'm not guilty. It wasn't my fault!"

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“Beyond the Law” AKA Al di là della legge by Giorgio Stegani (1968) Lee Van Cleef, Graziella Granata, Enzo Fiermonte and Antonio Sabato in Tabernas desert, Almeria.

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Turpa tukkoon / Beyond the Law (1968) SAVi Scandinavia / SAVi As (release is cut 00 MIN 00) https://www.videospace.fi/release/turpa_tukkoon_nauha_savi_scandinavia_savi_as_finland

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Beyond the Law (1968)

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Mill of the Stone Women will be released on Blu-ray on November 30 via Arrow Video. Adam Rabalais designed the new artwork for the 1960 Italian horror film; the original poster is on the reverse side.

Giorgio Ferroni (Night of the Devils) directs from a script he co-wrote with Remigio Del Grosso, Ugo Liberatore, and Giorgio Stegani. Pierre Brice, Scilla Gabel, Wolfgang Preiss, Dany Carrel, Herbert Böhme, and Liana Orfei star.

Mill of the Stone Women has been newly restored in 2K from the original negative with original lossless mono soundtracks. Four versions are included: The original Italian and English exports, the French version, and the US cut.

The two-disc limited edition features a booklet, a double-sided poster, and six mini lobby cards, all housed in a slipcase. Special features are listed below, where you can also see the contents.

Disc 1:

Italian export version of the film (with newly translated English subtitles)

English export version of the film

Audio commentary by film historian Tim Lucas (new)

Mill of the Stone Women & The Gothic Body - Visual essay by film historian Kat Ellinger (new)

Interviews with actress Liana Orfei and film historian Fabio Melelli

Interview with actor Wolfgang Preiss

“Drops of Blood” UK opening titles

German opening titles

US & German theatrical trailers

Image galleries

Disc 2:

French version of the film (with newly translated English subtitles)

US version of the film

Also included:

Illustrated booklet with writing by film historian Roberto Curti, a comparison of the different versions by film historian Brad Stevens, and a selection of contemporary reviews

Double-sided fold-out poster featuring Rabalais’ art and the original poster

6 postcard-sized lobby card reproductions

Young art student Hans von Arnam (Pierre Brice) arrives by barge at an old mill to write a monograph about its celebrated sculptures of women in the throes of death and torture, maintained and curated by the mill’s owner, the hermetic Professor Wahl (Herbert Böhme). But when Hans encounters the professor’s beautiful and mysterious daughter Elfi (Scilla Gabel), his own fate becomes inexorably bound up with hers, and with the shocking secret that lies at the heart of the so-called Mill of the Stone Women.

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Cannibal Holocaust

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1960

Il mulino delle donne di pietra

Also Known As (AKA)

(original title) Il mulino delle donne di pietra

Brazil O Moinho das Mulheres de Pedra

Canada (French title) Le moulin aaux femmes de pierre

Canada (English title) Mill of the Stone Women

France Le Moulin des supplices

Greece (transliterated) O mylos me tis petrines gynaikes

Mexico El molino de las mujeres de piedra

Peru El molino de las mujeres de piedra

Romania Moara femeilor de piatră

Soviet Union (Russian title) Мельница каменных женщин

Spain El molino de las mujeres de piedra

Sweden Doktor Skräck och de förstenade kvinnorna

UK (premiere title) Drops of Blood

USA (video title) Icon

West Germany Die Mühle der versteinerten Frauen

World-wide (English title) Mill of the Stone Women

Yugoslavia (Serbian title) Mlin okamenjenih zena

Horror of the Stone Women

The Horrible Mill Women

Release Dates

Italy 1 October 1960 (Milan)

Italy 21 October 1960 (Rome)

Italy 8 March 1961 (Turin)

West Germany 23 March 1962

France 5 September 1962

USA 23 January 1963 (Phoenix, Arizona)

UK June 1963

Mexico 19 July 1963

Sweden 11 September 1967

Spain 4 February 1974 (re-release)

Directed by Giorgio Ferroni

Music by Carlo Innocenzi

Writing Credits

Remigio Del Grosso ... (scenario) (french version) (uncredited)

Giorgio Ferroni ... (uncredited)

Ugo Liberatore... (uncredited)

Louis Sauvat ... (dialogue) (french version)

Giorgio Stegani ... (uncredited)

Pieter van Weigen ... (short story)

technical specifications

Runtime 1 hr 36 min (96 min)

Filming Locations

Cinecittà Studios, Cinecittà, Rome, Lazio, Italy 🇮🇹 Holland 🇳🇱 Belgium 🇧🇪

Cast

Pierre Brice... Hans von Arnim

Scilla Gabel... Elfie Wahl

Liana Orfei... Annelore

Wolfgang Preiss ... Dr. Loren Bohlem

Dany Carrel ... Liselotte Kornheim (as Danny Carrell)

Herbert A.E. Böhme ... Prof. Gregorius Wahl (as Herbert Boehme)

Marco Guglielmi ... Ralf

Olga Solbelli ... Selma

Alberto Archetti (Albert Archet) ... Konrad

#ilmulinodelledonnedipietra #millofthestonewomen #lemoulindessupplices #giorgioferroni #ugoliberatore #scillagabel #lianaorfei #pierrebrice #italianhorror #italianhorrormovies #spaghettihorror #gothichorror #horrorgothic #giallofever

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Film/TV People Turning 90 (between 8/1/2018 and 12/31/2018)

Here are the latest members to the nonagenarian club.

George Maharis - actor (9/1)

Allene Roberts - actress (9/1) † 5/9/2019

Serge Bourguignon - director (9/3)

Jerome Hellman - producer (9/4)

Abhumanya Sharma - actor (9/5)

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Brenda Hogan - actress (9/6)

Ivan Vanícek - production designer (9/9)

Earl Holliman - actor (9/11)

Monique Plotin - costume designer (9/13)

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Lubos Sluka - film composer (9/13)

Jochen Stern - actor (9/13)

Fay Chaldecott - child actress (9/14)

Ján Kramár - actor (9/14)

Julie Robinson - actress (9/14)

Henry Silva - actor (9/15)

Giuseppe Pinori - cinematographer (9/15)

Neelam - actress (9/17)

Kåre Santesson - actor (9/19)

Laird Koenig - novelist, screenwriter (9/24)

Harold Becker - director (9/25)

Bill Mosher - editor (9/25)

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István Hildebrand - cinematographer (9/26)

Bob Van der Veken - actor (9/26)

Garry Watson - child actor (9/27)

Stefan Maritan - production designer (9/28)

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Ed Setrakian - actor (10/1)

Rudy Challenger - actor (10/2)

Yôko Yokota - actress (10/3)

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Andrew J. Fenady - producer/screenwriter (10/4)

Raymond Lévesque - actor, film composer (10/7)

Susumu Hani - director (10/10)

Yildiz Kenter - actress (10/11) † 11/17/2019

Lana Gogoberidze - director, screenwriter (10/13)

Giorgio Stegani - director, screenwriter (10/13)

Don Collier - actor (10/17)

Ferenc Baracsi - actor (10/18)

Zev Braun - producer (10/19) † 10/17/2019

Wim Van den Heuvel - actor (10/20)

Pim Lambeau - actress (10/22)

Marthe Mercadier - actress (10/23)

Günter Rohrbach - producer (10/23)

Marion Ross - actress (10/25)

Gianni Minervini - producer (10/26)

Maria Fernanda - actress (10/27)

Gilles Vigneault - film composer, songwriter, actor (10/27)

Yôko Sugi - actress (10/28)

Jack Donner - actor (10/29) † 9/21/2019

Pat Green - producer (10/29)

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Dianne Foster - actress (10/31)

Lew Palter - actor (11/3)

Irena Kosecka - makeup artist (11/4)

Jean Flechet - director (11/5)

Hüseyin Güler - actor (11/6)

John Lasell - actor (11/6)

Ennio Morricone - film composer (11/10) † 7/6/2020

Mircea Muresan - director (11/11) † 4/24/2020

Myvanwy Jenn - actress (11/12)

Ninet Dinar - actress (11/13)

Karl-Ulrich Meves - actor (11/13)

Gianfranco Baldanello - director (11/13)

Clifford A. Pellow - actor (11/13)

Kathleen Hughes - actress (11/14)

Claude Pelletier - sound mixer (11/14)

Clu Gulager - actor (11/16)

Max Turilli - actor (11/18)

Leo Fong - martial artist, actor, screenwriter, producer, director (11/23)

Richard Greer - editor (12/1)

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John Francis Lane - actor (12/1)

Julia Sandoval - actress (12/3)

Dena Dietrich - actress (12/4)

Barbara Krafftówna - actress (12/5)

Nesbitt Blaisdell - actor (12/6)

Shlomo Bar-Shavit - actor (12/7)

Karl-Maria Steffens - actor (12/8)

Michael Snow - director (12/10)

Kevin Scott - actor (12/10)

Ludwig Thiesen - actor (12/10)

Lionel Blair - actor, dancer (12/12)

Terry Carter - actor (12/16)

Phillip Casson - director (12/20)

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Colleen Townsend - actress (12/21)

Bunny Levine - actress (12/22)

Regine Lutz - actress (12/22)

Diana Herbert - actress (12/25)

Dick Miller - actor (12/25) † 1/30/2019

Éric Duvivier - director (12/26)

Lina Rosales - actress (12/27)

Ernest Chambers - producer/screenwriter (12/28)

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Harry “Bud” Hester - animator (12/28) † 2/3/2020

Bernard Cribbins - actor (12/29)

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1971, Il sole nella pelle, Giorgio Stegani

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ORNELLA MUTI in Il Sole Nella Pelle (1971) - 1/9

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Cannibal Holocaust (1980) – Episode 176 – Decades of Horror 1980s

"I wonder who the real cannibals are." Are there faux cannibals? Join your faithful Grue-Crew - Crystal Cleveland, Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr - as they, maybe not so wisely, take on Cannibal Holocaust (1980), the film often referred to as the most controversial movie ever made.

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 176 – Cannibal Holocaust (1980)

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Harold Monroe, an anthropologist from New York University, leads a rescue team into the Amazon rainforest to locate a crew of filmmakers. The crew had gone missing while filming a documentary on local cannibal tribes. When the rescue team is only able to recover the crew's lost cans of film, an American television station wishes to broadcast the footage as a sensationalized television special. Upon viewing the reels, Monroe is appalled by the team's actions and objects to the station's intent to air the documentary.

IMDb

  Director: Ruggero Deodato

Writer: Gianfranco Clerici (story and screenplay), Giorgio Stegani (additional dialogue: Italian version)

Cast

Robert Kerman as Professor Harold Monroe

Carl Gabriel Yorke (billed as Gabriel Yorke) as Alan Yates

Luca Barbareschi (billed as Luca Giorgio Barbareschi) as Mark Tomaso

Francesca Ciardi as Faye Daniels

Perry Pirkanen as Jack Anders

Salvatore Basile as Chaco Losojos

Ricardo Fuentes as Undetermined Role

Paolo Paoloni as Executive

Lionello Pio Di Savoia (billed as Pio Di Savoia) as 2nd Executive

Luigina Rocchi as Undetermined Role

Enrico Papa as TV Interviewer (uncredited)

David Sage as Mr. Yates (uncredited)

Ruggero Deodato as Man on University Campus (uncredited)

Bill chose Cannibal Holocaust as the 1970s Grue-Crew’s viewing “pleasure” for this episode even though he doesn’t like the film. In fact, there’s a lot he despises about the movie, but he also thinks it’s a brilliant masterpiece and there are parts of him that love it, it’s so manipulative. It frightened the hell out of Chad, and not in a good way. He knew the animal deaths were real which made him question whether or not the violence to humans was real. It’s a very difficult watch for him, although he understands its importance and influence on other filmmakers. Crystal is not bothered by the gore in Cannibal Holocaust. She adds that although no one can justify the making of Cannibal Holocaust, it can be put into context. The music was very unsettling for Jeff, making the film that much more disturbing. What bothered him the most was the relish with which the characters slaughter animals and assault the indigenous people.

Cannibal Holocaust is not for everyone, or even, not for most people. It is, however, very influential and is one of the earliest movies to incorporate a found footage concept. If you insist on seeing Cannibal Holocaust, it is currently streaming on Shudder and is available on Blu-ray from Grindhouse Releasing.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Crystal, will be David Cronenberg’s Dead Ringers (1988). You won’t want to miss that one!

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans:  leave them a message or leave a comment on the gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the website or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com

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(vía GALERÍA DE CARTELES DE CINE: Colección de programas de mano: ADIÓS GRINGO. Adios Gringo. 1965. Giorgio Stegani. Ficha y reseña)

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Blood for a Silver Dollar [Un dollaro bucato] *** (1965, Giuliano Gemma, Evelyn Stewart, Pierre Cressoy) - Classic Movie Review 9345

Blood for a Silver Dollar [Un dollaro bucato] *** (1965, Giuliano Gemma, Evelyn Stewart, Pierre Cressoy) – Classic Movie Review 9345

Co-writer/ director Giorgio Ferroni’s 1965 Italian-French Spaghetti Western film, Blood for a Silver Dollar [Un dollaro bucato], also known as Le dollar troué, One Silver Dollar, and Un dólar agujereado, stars Giuliano Gemma and Evelyn Stewart [Ida Galli]. It is written by Giorgio Stegani (billed as George Finley) (story and screenplay) and Giorgio Ferroni (billed as Calvin Jackson Padget)…

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Agente Logan - missione Ypotron / Ypotron - Final Countdown (1966), Giorgio Stegani