Lamberto Bava Movies

A young man lies in a hospital suspended between life and death. The police know nothing about him. The patient, in his rare moments of...

The gorgeous young actress Ginette auditions for the lead role in the first long feature film of the controversial artist Alex Sherba and she's...

Documentary about the making of Mario Bava's horror classic "Baron Blood".

Famous crime writer Randy Williams spends the night with a gorgeous stranger he just met at his latest book signing. Back home he found his wife...

Jesse Newman is an ambitious psychologist in a therapy center. One day Gloria Hager appears in her office and starts telling about her husband, who...

A retrospective look at the making of Michele Soavi's "The Church" including interviews with cast and crew.

Documentary about the making of Mario Bava's "Rabid Dogs" and its reworked "Kidnapped"-titled version.

Elisa is the only witness to a savage murder that takes place in a department store after hours. And yet, as a blind woman, she’s unable to...

Offers a critical appreciation of Italian horror cinema, pioneered by directors such as Dario Argento and Mario Bava, a genre that influenced...

Various crew members talk about the making of Dario Argento's Inferno.

Countess Elena marries the charming Guido Rambaldi, only for him to be seduced by dancer Nara during their Venice honeymoon.

A new teacher at an exclusive school slowly pieces together a mystery involving an insidious game played by her students, who may have been...

Through the anecdotes and stories of actors, directors, critics and experts, this documentary traces the career of Lamberto Bava, from his first...

Assistant Director Lamberto Bava, screenwriter Roberto Natale, Roy Bava and Bava biographer Alberto Pezzotta discuss the making of both versions of...

The massacre of the Levi family, of which only adopted twins Eva and Greta survive, pits priests Father Michel and Father Paul against the powers of...

For decades Italian genre cinema dominated the world and before changing beyond recognition it went to unthinkable places. Giants don't die quietly...

Interview with Lamberto Bava