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Tense piano music plays.
A man wearing yellow, leather gloves opens a clear, plastic box that contains a black snake which he grabs.
We see the back of a red headed woman running in slow motion through a garden.
We see a quick shot of the snake's head.
The woman wears a thin, white gown and we can see she is naked.
We see a quick shot of the snake's head again.
The red-headed woman is running in slow-motion again but this time there is a red filter on the camera.
The woman runs naked with her white gown fluttering behind her.
The yellow glove holds the snake by the head.
The woman's gown falls to the floor as she continues to run, now naked.
The snake is being held by the yellow glove and curls it's neck.
We see quick cuts between the snake and the naked woman as the music crescendos.
A man screams. His head faces a brick wall.
The music becomes more melancholy.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
A strange red filter is used as Gladys talks to somebody.
It's not uncommon for a man to want to do strange things to get his kicks.
Alan turns to look at her and a yellow and blue filter is used which distorts the image.
The music becomes more dramatic.
Alan lashes out a whip while Polly, the red-headed woman cowers and screams, covering her naked body with fur. She tries to avoid him as he repeatedly lashes the whip.
A caption reads: With Anthony Steffen.
Alan holds his hands out as if ready to strangle somebody.
A close-up of Alan's eyes.
A woman screams.
Alan strangles Gladys who tries to resist.
A caption reads: Marina Malfatti.
A green filter is used. A man points a gun at another man.
You're the cause of Evelyn's death!
A punch is thrown with a pink filter.
A man falls forward with a blue filter.
The two men fight with each other, swinging a large stick at the other. We can see one of them is Alan.
The music becomes more sensual.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
The top outline of a woman's naked body. We pan across to see she is on top of a man in bed kissing him.
A caption reads: Emilio P. Miraglia.
The couple continue to embrace tenderly.
Dr Timbelane speaks to Alan.
Better try to forget that girl. I warn you this time. Or you'll go mad.
Alan looks up at him with a red filter.
No doctor, I simply can't forget her.
A woman, Susie, is half naked and tied to a chair. Alan approaches from behind and begins to choke her with a whip.
A caption reads: Also starring Erika Blanc.
Gladys talks with Dr Timbelane. A yellow filter is on them.
Are you sure that Evelyn is really dead?
Dreamy music plays.
The naked red headed woman at the start runs with her arms aloft.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave. Technicolor. Techniscope.
The music becomes tense.
I'll never be anyone's slave again. Never!
Alan is running and there are quick cuts to Susie and Gladys looking distressed.
A woman is hiding in a garden when a man grabs her from behind.
A black, gloved hand stands beside a cage.
Inside the cage are a skulk of foxes.
A woman in black falls forward into the ground.
A fox bites and pulls at her dress.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
A woman's hand grabs a large dagger.
She stabs another woman in the leg who screams. There is a pink filter on the screen so we can't see who the two women are.
The stabbed woman crawls away with the woman who attacked her slowly raises the dagger again.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
A caption reads: A Phoenix Cinematografica Rome S.p.A production.
A woman's face obscured by red, yellow, black and blue colouring.
Arrow Video
At the height of the Italian giallo boom of the early 1970s, scores of filmmakers turned their hand to crafting their own unique takes on these lurid murder-mysteries. This volume of Giallo Essentials presents three distinctly different but equally thrilling examples of genre, featuring some of European cult cinema's most recognizable faces.
In The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave, director Emilio P. Miraglia (The Red Queen Kills Seven Times) melds the giallo's trademark twisty whodunit storytelling with gothic chills, as troubled aristocrat Alan Cunningham (Anthony Steffen, Django the Bastard) is haunted by the specter of his dead wife Evelyn, and the gruesome and untimely deaths of several members of his family. Next, Riccardo Freda's (Double Face) The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire finds tough ex-cop John Norton (Luigi Pistilli, A Bay of Blood) drafted in to catch the acid-throwing, razor-wielding maniac who's terrorizing the streets of Dublin. Finally, Sergio Martino's (Torso) The Suspicious Death of a Minor melds giallo trappings with elements of the then flourishing poliziotteschi crime thrillers, as undercover cop Paolo Germi (Claudio Cassinelli, What Have They Done to Your Daughters?) hunts a Milanese criminal outfit following the brutal murder of a teenage prostitute.
Brutal violence, globe-trotting intrigue and abundant sleaze collide in these three quintessential gialli, each one fully restored from its original camera negative and presented alongside an array of incisive bonus features.
Product Features
- 2K restorations from the original camera negative for all three films
- High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentations of each film
- Original Italian and English front and end titles
- Original lossless mono Italian and English soundtracks
- Optional English subtitles for the Italian soundtracks
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for the English soundtracks
- Rigid box packaging with original poster artwork in a windowed Giallo Essentials Collection slipcover
- Reversible sleeves for each film featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gilles Vranckx, Graham Humphreys and Chris Malbon
Disc one: The night Evelyn came out of the grave
- Audio commentary by Troy Howarth
- Exclusive introduction by Erika Blanc
- Interview with critic Stephen Thrower
- The Night Erika Came Out of the Grave - exclusive interview with Erika Blanc
- The Whip and the Body - archival interview with Erika Blanc
- Still Rising from the Grave - archival interview with production designer Lorenzo Baraldi
- Original Italian theatrical trailer
Disc two: The iguana with the tongue of fire
- Audio commentary by giallo connoisseurs Adrian J. Smith and David Flint
- Of Chameleons and Iguanas - video appreciation by the cultural critic and academic Richard Dyer
- Considering Cipriani - appreciation of the composer Stelvio Cipriani and his score to The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire by DJ and soundtrack collector Lovely Jon
- The Cutting Game - interview with the film's assistant editor Bruno Micheli
- The Red Queen of Hearts - career-spanning interview with the actress Dagmar Lassander
- Original Italian and international theatrical trailers
- Image gallery
Disc three: The suspicious death of a minor
- Audio commentary by Troy Howarth, author of So Deadly, So Perverse: 50 Years of Italian Giallo Films
- Violent Milan - interview with director Sergio Martino
- Original Italian theatrical trailer
- Arrow Video
- 299 mins approx
- 18
- 2.35:1, 1.85:1
- Italian
- 3
- Arrow Video
- Emilio P. Miraglia
- Riccardo Freda
- Sergio Martino
- English
- Anthony Steffen
- Erika Blanc
- Luigi Pistilli
- Dagmar Lassander
- Claudio Cassinelli
- Lia Tanzi
- English, English SDH
- 1971
- B
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Tense piano music plays.
A man wearing yellow, leather gloves opens a clear, plastic box that contains a black snake which he grabs.
We see the back of a red headed woman running in slow motion through a garden.
We see a quick shot of the snake's head.
The woman wears a thin, white gown and we can see she is naked.
We see a quick shot of the snake's head again.
The red-headed woman is running in slow-motion again but this time there is a red filter on the camera.
The woman runs naked with her white gown fluttering behind her.
The yellow glove holds the snake by the head.
The woman's gown falls to the floor as she continues to run, now naked.
The snake is being held by the yellow glove and curls it's neck.
We see quick cuts between the snake and the naked woman as the music crescendos.
A man screams. His head faces a brick wall.
The music becomes more melancholy.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
A strange red filter is used as Gladys talks to somebody.
It's not uncommon for a man to want to do strange things to get his kicks.
Alan turns to look at her and a yellow and blue filter is used which distorts the image.
The music becomes more dramatic.
Alan lashes out a whip while Polly, the red-headed woman cowers and screams, covering her naked body with fur. She tries to avoid him as he repeatedly lashes the whip.
A caption reads: With Anthony Steffen.
Alan holds his hands out as if ready to strangle somebody.
A close-up of Alan's eyes.
A woman screams.
Alan strangles Gladys who tries to resist.
A caption reads: Marina Malfatti.
A green filter is used. A man points a gun at another man.
You're the cause of Evelyn's death!
A punch is thrown with a pink filter.
A man falls forward with a blue filter.
The two men fight with each other, swinging a large stick at the other. We can see one of them is Alan.
The music becomes more sensual.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
The top outline of a woman's naked body. We pan across to see she is on top of a man in bed kissing him.
A caption reads: Emilio P. Miraglia.
The couple continue to embrace tenderly.
Dr Timbelane speaks to Alan.
Better try to forget that girl. I warn you this time. Or you'll go mad.
Alan looks up at him with a red filter.
No doctor, I simply can't forget her.
A woman, Susie, is half naked and tied to a chair. Alan approaches from behind and begins to choke her with a whip.
A caption reads: Also starring Erika Blanc.
Gladys talks with Dr Timbelane. A yellow filter is on them.
Are you sure that Evelyn is really dead?
Dreamy music plays.
The naked red headed woman at the start runs with her arms aloft.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave. Technicolor. Techniscope.
The music becomes tense.
I'll never be anyone's slave again. Never!
Alan is running and there are quick cuts to Susie and Gladys looking distressed.
A woman is hiding in a garden when a man grabs her from behind.
A black, gloved hand stands beside a cage.
Inside the cage are a skulk of foxes.
A woman in black falls forward into the ground.
A fox bites and pulls at her dress.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
A woman's hand grabs a large dagger.
She stabs another woman in the leg who screams. There is a pink filter on the screen so we can't see who the two women are.
The stabbed woman crawls away with the woman who attacked her slowly raises the dagger again.
A caption reads: The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
A caption reads: A Phoenix Cinematografica Rome S.p.A production.
A woman's face obscured by red, yellow, black and blue colouring.
Arrow Video
At the height of the Italian giallo boom of the early 1970s, scores of filmmakers turned their hand to crafting their own unique takes on these lurid murder-mysteries. This volume of Giallo Essentials presents three distinctly different but equally thrilling examples of genre, featuring some of European cult cinema's most recognizable faces.
In The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave, director Emilio P. Miraglia (The Red Queen Kills Seven Times) melds the giallo's trademark twisty whodunit storytelling with gothic chills, as troubled aristocrat Alan Cunningham (Anthony Steffen, Django the Bastard) is haunted by the specter of his dead wife Evelyn, and the gruesome and untimely deaths of several members of his family. Next, Riccardo Freda's (Double Face) The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire finds tough ex-cop John Norton (Luigi Pistilli, A Bay of Blood) drafted in to catch the acid-throwing, razor-wielding maniac who's terrorizing the streets of Dublin. Finally, Sergio Martino's (Torso) The Suspicious Death of a Minor melds giallo trappings with elements of the then flourishing poliziotteschi crime thrillers, as undercover cop Paolo Germi (Claudio Cassinelli, What Have They Done to Your Daughters?) hunts a Milanese criminal outfit following the brutal murder of a teenage prostitute.
Brutal violence, globe-trotting intrigue and abundant sleaze collide in these three quintessential gialli, each one fully restored from its original camera negative and presented alongside an array of incisive bonus features.
Product Features
- 2K restorations from the original camera negative for all three films
- High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentations of each film
- Original Italian and English front and end titles
- Original lossless mono Italian and English soundtracks
- Optional English subtitles for the Italian soundtracks
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for the English soundtracks
- Rigid box packaging with original poster artwork in a windowed Giallo Essentials Collection slipcover
- Reversible sleeves for each film featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gilles Vranckx, Graham Humphreys and Chris Malbon
Disc one: The night Evelyn came out of the grave
- Audio commentary by Troy Howarth
- Exclusive introduction by Erika Blanc
- Interview with critic Stephen Thrower
- The Night Erika Came Out of the Grave - exclusive interview with Erika Blanc
- The Whip and the Body - archival interview with Erika Blanc
- Still Rising from the Grave - archival interview with production designer Lorenzo Baraldi
- Original Italian theatrical trailer
Disc two: The iguana with the tongue of fire
- Audio commentary by giallo connoisseurs Adrian J. Smith and David Flint
- Of Chameleons and Iguanas - video appreciation by the cultural critic and academic Richard Dyer
- Considering Cipriani - appreciation of the composer Stelvio Cipriani and his score to The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire by DJ and soundtrack collector Lovely Jon
- The Cutting Game - interview with the film's assistant editor Bruno Micheli
- The Red Queen of Hearts - career-spanning interview with the actress Dagmar Lassander
- Original Italian and international theatrical trailers
- Image gallery
Disc three: The suspicious death of a minor
- Audio commentary by Troy Howarth, author of So Deadly, So Perverse: 50 Years of Italian Giallo Films
- Violent Milan - interview with director Sergio Martino
- Original Italian theatrical trailer
- Arrow Video
- 299 mins approx
- 18
- 2.35:1, 1.85:1
- Italian
- 3
- Arrow Video
- Emilio P. Miraglia
- Riccardo Freda
- Sergio Martino
- English
- Anthony Steffen
- Erika Blanc
- Luigi Pistilli
- Dagmar Lassander
- Claudio Cassinelli
- Lia Tanzi
- English, English SDH
- 1971
- B
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I really enjoyed The Night Evelyn came out of the grave it was absolutely bonkers. The film Suspicious death of a minor unfortunately is already included in the Sergio Martino boxset so I had seen it before. It's a good film but just be aware on doubling up on films by accident when buying these Giallo boxsets. Overwise it's a good mix of different styles for the genre diehard or those looking to broaden their horizons.
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