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Mario Bava fue un director de cine italiano, hijo del director de fotografía y escultor Eugenio Bava, y padre del cineasta Lamberto Bava. Dirigió las películas de horror La máscara del demonio, Bahía de Sangre, y Seis Mujeres para el Asesino. Es reconocido por ser uno de los pioneros del subgénero de horror giallo.
2 de jul. de 2023 · Discussing his iconic 1994 movie Pulp Fiction, Tarantino even remarked, “What Mario Bava did with the horror film in Black Sabbath, I was gonna do with the crime film.”. Black Sabbath, released in 1963, was playing at a local cinema when a group of young musicians called Earth needed a name change.After witnessing people queuing for the scary movie, they decided to take on the name for ...
13 de may. de 2014 · Mario Bava (b. 1914—d. 1980) was an Italian filmmaker whose work has influenced that of Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, and Francis Ford Coppola, among a score of others. He’s also credited with indirectly spawning the slasher film craze of the ’80’s.
Italian cinematographer-turned-director Mario Bava (1914–1980) is one of the most influential visual stylists of late-20th century cinema. Although working exclusively in Italian genre cinema – most famously gothic horror, but also giallo thrillers, swinging '60s spy spoofs and crime capers, sci-fi/fantasy spectacles, spaghetti Westerns and sword & sandal epics – his stylish visuals and ...
Mario Bava: Maestro of the Macabre: Directed by Garry S. Grant, Charles Preece. With Mark Kermode, Tim Lucas, Fabrizio Bava, Lamberto Bava. Documentary that explores Bava's film career.
Operación miedo es una película dirigida por Mario Bava con Giacomo Rossi-Stuart, Erika Blanc, Luciano Catenacci, Fabienne Dali .... Año: 1966. Título original: Operazione paura. Sinopsis: Una mujer corre aterrorizada y finalmente se lanza contra una verja puntiaguda. Poco después, a la región llega un médico, requerido por el comisario, que efectúa la investigación de esa muerte ...
"Mario Bava took a vital role in the creation of the modern horror film. If there was to be a Mount Rushmore-style monument dedicated to four directors whose work pioneered a new form of big screen chills and thrills, those giant faces etched in granite on the mountainside would be: Bava, Alfred Hitchcock, Georges Franju and Michael Powell."
