La notte che Evelyn uscì dalla tomba
Director:
Emilio MiragliaCámara:
Gastone Di GiovanniMúsica:
Bruno NicolaiReparto:
Anthony Steffen, Marina Malfatti, Erika Blanc, Giacomo Rossi-Stuart, Umberto Raho, Brizio Montinaro, Enzo TarascioStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Lord Alan Cunningham (Anthony Steffen) is haunted by the memory of his dead wife Evelyn. He channels the trauma of his spouse's past affair by picking up red-headed prostitutes and subjecting them to vicious acts of torture in his decaying castle. He remarries in an attempt to recapture his fading sanity, but the arrival of his new wife spawns a series of sinister events. Bloodthirsty creatures strike at Sir Alan's family, killing them off one by one. As the violence escalates, Evelyn's tomb is discovered to be empty. The resurrected corpse descends upon the terrified Baron, beckoning him to join her in death. (Arrow Films)
(más)Reseñas (4)
Un giallo relativamente entretenido cruzado con una película de terror gótico, en el que tenemos un protagonista atípico que asesina casualmente a prostitutas, lo que no tiene casi ningún efecto en el resto de la película. Hay más aspectos bizarros en esta película, especialmente el final bastante ridículo. Con todo, La noche que Evelyn salió de la tumba es una tontería bastante decente en la que muchas cosas no acaban de tener sentido, pero conseguí disfrutar bien de la proyección de medianoche y, desde luego, no me aburrí. Puede que Emilio Miraglia no haya aportado tantas películas al género giallo como otros cineastas, pero tanto esta obra como su posterior y objetivamente mejor La dama roja mata siete veces me gustaron como son. [LFS 2019]
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I quite liked this Giallo, though it’s a bit hard to root for a hero who spends the first half of the film killing prostitutes, but the interesting way the story unfolds kept my attention and I liked the climax, not as much as The Red Queen Kills Seven Times, but I liked it. 7/10
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A pretty nice giallo, boasting a lot of beautiful naked women and an interesting setting, but nowadays this doesn't impress anyone too much. The murders are pretty bland and out of frame, only the scene with the foxes is nice, it’s excellent actually. Decent three stars. 60%.
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The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave is definitely among the better films I've seen in the giallo genre. And let's be honest, it's also due to the beautiful women who appear in it. They're natural, sexy, and exciting. But in this case, I was also intrigued by the story, where by the end of the film, you feel like you're watching something entirely different from what you started an hour and forty-five minutes ago. The finale then becomes a frantic game with both the characters and the audience.
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