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Peter Baldwin | ... |
Bernard, the writer
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Salvo Randone | ... |
Enrico
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Irma
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Adriana
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Pier Giovanni Anchisi | ... |
Photographer
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Ennio Balbo | ... |
Coroner
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Anna Maria Gherardi | ... |
Servant girl
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Bruno Scipioni |
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Mario Laurentini |
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Vittorio Duse |
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Philippe Leroy | ... |
Mario
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Tilde
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When a visitor arrives in a small Italian village, he discovers that the residents are acting like soul-less zombies--and he begins to suspect that they may be under the influence of a mysterious local woman.
I saw this on late-night local TV in the early 70s, tolerably dubbed, under the title LOVE, HATE AND DISHONOR, and was immediately taken by it's eerie, VAMPYRE-like style.
It never played on TV again, and in the late 70s to 90s I searched for it in vain. I did catch a reference to it under the title Possessed in the Encyclpedia of Horror Movies.
Finally found a poor quality English-subtitled VHS a few years back from VideoSearch of Miami and enjoyed it once again. I guess I have to add two more lines of text to meet the minimum requirement to post. I hope this is enough