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Lamberto Bava (story)
Massimo De Rita (screenplay)
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Cast

  (in credits order)
Giovanni Guidelli ... Davide
Debora Caprioglio ... Sabina (as Debora Kinski)
Stanko Molnar ... Priest
Mary Sellers ... Alessandra
Alessandra Bonarotta
Laura Devoti
Michele Soavi ... Bebo
Stefano Molinari
Ron Williams
Eva Grimaldi ... Anibas
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Directed by
Lamberto Bava 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Lamberto Bava  story
Massimo De Rita  screenplay
Massimo De Rita  story
Nikolai Gogol  novel "Vij" (as N. Gogol)
Giorgio Stegani  screenplay
Giorgio Stegani  story

Produced by
Lamberto Bava .... producer
Renato Camarda .... delegate producer: Reteitalia
Federico Llano .... delegate producer: TVE
Andrea Piazzesi .... producer
 
Original Music by
Simon Boswell 
 
Cinematography by
Gianfranco Transunto 
 
Film Editing by
Piero Bozza 
 
Production Design by
Davide Bassan 
Giuseppe Mangano 
 
Costume Design by
Katia Dottori  (as Catia Dottori)
 
Makeup Department
Laura Borselli .... makeup artist (as Laura Borzelli)
Franco Casagni .... special makeup artist
Piero Cucchi .... hair stylist
Sara Del Zoppo .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Alberto Brusco .... production supervisor (as Alberto Maria Brusco)
Giorgio Russo .... production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Silvia Innocenzi .... assistant director
Antonio Lusci .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Lionello Fantacci .... props
Ubaldo Panunzi .... props
Alessandra Pierini .... assistant production designer
Eugenio Ulissi .... assistant production designer
 
Sound Department
Stefano Bausano .... sound
Carlo Maria Brusco .... boom operator
Romano Checcacci .... sound mixer
Fiamma Maglione .... dialogue editor
Rossana Maiuri .... dubbing assistant
 
Special Effects by
Sergio Stivaletti .... animatronic and creature effects
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Giancarlo Battaglia .... camera operator
Roberto Esposti .... key grip
Rodolfo Flibotti .... electrician
Giovanni Gebbia .... Steadicam operator
Giovanni Leacche .... still photographer
Massimo Lombardi .... grip
Enrico Morgia .... chief electrician
Gianfranco Perugini .... grip
Francesco Rachini .... electrician
Maurizio Rachini .... electrician
Claudio Ricci .... grip
Elena Ucropina .... assistant camera
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Stella Battista .... seamstress
 
Editorial Department
Pasquale Cuzzupoli .... color technician
Sante Discepoli .... first assistant editor
Raffaella Morotti .... second assistant editor
 
Music Department
Vincent Messina .... soundtrack coordinator
 
Other crew
Sebastiano Arcifa .... dog trainer
Antonio Cardenal .... general coordinator of production
Leonardo Curreri .... administrator
Stella D'Onofrio .... script supervisor
Gianni Giuliano .... dubbing director
Aldo Mafera .... titles
Paolo Merosi .... production secretary
Gianluca Russo .... production assistant
Gianluca Russo .... production secretary
Maurizio Saraceni .... cashier
Antonello Sarno .... unit publicist: Reteitalia
Fabio Unger .... set technician
Goffredo Unger .... master at arms
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
"La maschera del demonio" - Italy (original title)
"Demons 5: The Devil's Veil" - USA (video title)
"Demons 5" - Japan (English title) (video title)
"Demons 5: Devil's Veil" - Japan (English title) (video box title)
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2 out of 2 people found the following review useful.
So-so remake of dad's classic, 12 November 2011
Author: udar55 from Williamsburg, VA

Lamberto Bava decides being his own man isn't going to cut it and remakes one of his father's best known films, Black Sunday (1960). Because what was Mario Bava's film really in need of? Teen skiers! A group of 8 teens go skiing and fall into a huge hole after an earthquake. Once inside they discover a woman encased in ice wearing an iron mask. Naturally, they pull it off and it causes another earthquake with one of their friends being impaled by a huge ice shard (literally no one cares). The group of now 7 find the earthquake has unearthed some ancient city where a blind priest, who killed the witch centuries ago, lives with his dog. The kids soon start acting possessed and David and Sabina, the two virgins of the group, must fight to survive. This is Bava doing Black Sunday mixed with Demons (1985) to so-so effect. On the plus side, there is some good design work and cinematography. They also have some great snow in this. The downside? Pretty much everything else. Bava would have fared better just doing a teen horror flick rather than a weak attempt at the Nikolai Gogol story, which will only draw comparisons with his father's superior work. Look for Michele Soavi as one of the kids.

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