A middle-aged woman, traumatized from the death of her adulterous lover, moves into a room at a New Orleans boarding house where the blind landlord becomes suspicious to her activities of continuing her affair with her dead lover.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Lamberto Bava
Director
Bernice Stegers
Jane Baker
Stanko Molnar
Robert Duval
Veronica Zinny
Lucy Baker
Roberto Posse
Fred Kellerman
Ferdinando Orlandi
Mr. Wells
Fernando Pannullo
Leslie Baker
Elisa Kadigia Bove
Sally
Pupi Avati
Writer
Roberto Gandus
Writer
Lamberto Bava
Writer
Antonio Avati
Writer
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Commentaires
3 commentaires
source: Macabre
Macabro
For a debut film, "Macabre" is really impressive! After so much work with his father and with Dario Argento, Lamberto Bava really nailed down the horror genre with his first effort. The ending is so wicked. I'll never forget it! I also like the setting. In my opinion, it's hard to beat New Orleans for a horror movie setting. The city somehow just gives off the scary vibes. The acting is above par for Italian horror films of the early 80's, but it's still a little cheesy. That having been said, "Macabre" moves excruciatingly slow in parts. I'm talking three minutes for one of the characters to open a door. It's tough to stay focused. But, if you can, the ending is pretty rad. I've seen this for sale with another Lamberto Bava film, "A Blade in the Dark." I'd recommend getting it that way. I think it's actually cheaper than buying it solo like I did. 7 out of 10, kids.