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I Vampiri Overview:

I Vampiri (1957) was a Science Fiction - Horror Film directed by Val Guest and produced by Michael Carreras and Anthony Hinds.

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I VAMPIRI On Blu-ray From Radiance

By Dan Day, Jr. on Nov 8, 2024 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

2024 has become a big year for Italian Gothic Horror on home video, and now what is considered the very first modern sound Italian Gothic gets a major release from Radiance Films. I VAMPIRI (1957) was co-directed by Riccardo Freda and Mario Bava, two of the most important names in the genre of Euro ... Read full article

WORLD CINEMA: I Vampiri (1957)

By Carol Martinheira on Oct 18, 2021 From The Old Hollywood Garden

WORLD CINEMA: I Vampiri (1957) On October 18, 2021October 18, 2021 By CarolIn Uncategorized Not going to lie, picking a horror film for the WORLD CINEMA series wasn’t easy. There are too many great ones that I have already talked about, like Les Diaboliques (1955... Read full article

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I Vampiri Facts
Hammer originally wanted their sequel to The Quatermass Xperiment to be the Jimmy Sangster-penned X: The Unknown, but Nigel Kneale vetoed the use of his character(s) by another writer, forcing script revisions on that film.
In between takes Brian Donlevy's toupee was accidentally blown off by the aeroplane engine wind machines used during the film's climax.
The ruined town of Winnerden Flats is at Ivinghoe Beacon (along The Ridgeway), near the village of Ivinghoe in Buckinghamshire, and is owned and protected by the National Trust.
The Shell Haven Refinery location used in the television serial was revisited for the film, which was able to make greater use of the location.
Edwin Richfield, who plays Peterson, later went on to play the Minister in Hammer's third Quatermass film Five Million Years to Earth.
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