La Morte Negli Occhi Del Gatto (Seven Dead In The Cat's Eye) DVD - 1973

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The image quality of this DVD is not perfect.
It looks as if it has been mastered from a video as opposed to the original negative.
It is in widescreen and the English subtitles are clear.

La Morte Negli
Occhi Del
Gatto

AKA:
Seven Dead In The Cat's Eye,
Cat's Murdering Eye,
Les Diablesses

Directed by
Antonio Margheriti
(as Anthony M. Dawson)

Writing Credits
Peter Bryan (novel)
Antonio Margheriti

Soundtrack
Riz Ortolani
(the soundtrack has not been released)

Starring
Lando Buzzanca, Laura Antonelli, Lionel Stander, Agostina Belli, Renzo Palmer

Year of Release
1973

Country
Italy

Genres
horror, thriller

PAL/NTSC
All Region
DVD

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Distributor
Dagored Films

Running Time
Unknown

Color Format
Colour

Rating
Unknown

Region Coding
PAL, NTSC All Regions
This disc should play on all multi-region DVD players

Aspect Ratio
16:9

Languages
Italian Language /
English Subtitles

A great gothic giallo set in a Scottish castle among vampires, crazy noblemen, evil doctors, a cat, a gorilla, the doomed descendants of the House of MacGrieff, and featuring the most scandalous couple of the period, French chansonnier Serge Gainsbourg and a very young Jane Birkin.

Extras

• Stills

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