La notte dei diavoli (1972)

La notte dei diavoli: Directed by Giorgio Ferroni. With Gianni Garko, Agostina Belli, Roberto Maldera, Cinzia De Carolis. The patriarch of a wealthy family fears that he will show up one day in vampire form. Should this happen, he warns his family not to let him back in his house, no matter how much he begs them.

“Story about a man who breaks down and seeks shelter with a less than ordinary family with an extraordinary dilemma. Letu0026#39;s just say things do go bump in the night for this family of the woods.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eNight of the Devils unfortunately is vastly unseen. It has lots of things going for it, like a cast that is truly gung-ho and some pretty good writing. The atmosphere is dark and ominous which gives the film a really great feel.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe film does drag in parts where some scenes will go on for a tad too long, but sometimes this becomes a good thing, because it will strengthen the mood of the film. Also the film struggles with its music at times. The music itself is good, and fitting, but at the same time the timing wasnu0026#39;t used very well. Instead of letting the scene play out and remain questionable theyu0026#39;d throw in music where itu0026#39;d make you realize what would take place. Minor issues that barely damage the viewing experience as a whole.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOverall the movie was a really good slow-burn flick with pretty strong performances, an eerie vibe and awesome fx work. Though plagued by a decent amount of predictability it still ended up being a very recommendable movie to horror fans who can dig slower films.”