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Paganini Horror ()


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When a female rock band uses an infamous old piece of sheet music to record their new album in an old mansion, they accidentally open a portal to hell.

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Sylvia Hackett
Jasmine Maimone ...
Kate (as Jasmine Main)
Pascal Persiano ...
Daniel
Maria Cristina Mastrangeli ...
Lavinia
Michel Klippstein ...
Elena
Pietro Genuardi ...
Mark Singer
Luana Ravegnini ...
Rita
Roberto Giannini
Giada Cozzi ...
Sylvia as a child
Elena Pompei ...
Sylvia's mother
Perla Costantini
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Mr. Pickett

Directed by

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Luigi Cozzi

Written by

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Luigi Cozzi ... (screenplay)
 
Raimondo Del Balzo ... (story)
 
Daria Nicolodi ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Fabrizio De Angelis ... producer

Music by

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Vince Tempera

Cinematography by

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Franco Lecca

Editing by

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Sergio Montanari

Editorial Department

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Paolo Lanzani ... first assistant editor
Gianni Pallotto ... second assistant editor

Production Design by

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Marina Pinzuti Ansolini

Art Direction by

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Marina Pinzuti Ansolini ... (as Marina Pinzuti Anzolini)

Costume Design by

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Donatella Cazzola

Makeup Department

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Franco Casagni ... makeup artist / special makeup effects artist (as Casagni)
Luigi Ciminelli ... assistant makeup artist
Piero Cucchi ... hair stylist
Rosario Prestopino ... special makeup effects artist (as Prestopino)

Production Management

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Giorgio Padoan ... production supervisor
Giammaria Vismara ... production manager (as Gian Maria Vismara Currò)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Marilena Cavola ... assistant director

Art Department

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Osvaldo Monaco ... props

Sound Department

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Edmondo Gintili ... sound effects editor
Mauro Lazzaro ... sound

Special Effects by

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Paolo Ricci ... special scenic effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Antonio Benetti ... still photographer
Vincenzo Carpineta ... first assistant camera (as Enzo Carpineta)
Ennio Di Stefano ... chief electrician
Claudio Fabbriani ... grip
Sergio Fabbriani ... key grip
Angelo Lannutti ... camera operator (as Arcangelo Lannutti)
Carlo Lannutti ... second assistant camera
Michele Pellegrini ... electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Damiana Celletti ... seamstress

Script and Continuity Department

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Maria Luisa Merci ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Dario Penne ... voice dubbing: Donald Pleasence
E. Rancati ... set furniture
Ugo Tucci ... set technician
Andrea Usai ... production secretary
Geoffrey Copleston ... voice dubbing: Donald Pleasence (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

The female rock band formed by Kate, Elena, and Rita wants to release a new album, but their producer Lavinia refuses since their songs are very poor. Their friend Daniel buys a piece of music from a stranger called Mr. Pickett who claims that the music was written by Paganini himself but was never released. Lavinia believes that the music will become a hit and she hires filmmaker Mark Singer to make a videoclip in a manor she has hired from her acquaintance Sylvia Hackett. Soon Rita and Daniel disappear and the floor collapses beneath Kate and vanishes into the hole. The survivors try to flee from the estate but discover that they are trapped in hell. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Taglines Upiorny dom [Italian to English translation: spooky house] See more »
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Also Known As
  • Paganini Horror - Der Blutgeiger von Venedig (Germany)
  • Melodía de horror (Argentina)
  • Pacto con el diablo (Mexico)
  • Ужас Паганини (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • The Killing Violin (Europe)
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  • 82 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Even though he was hired for one week, Donald Pleasence was able to shoot all his scenes in about 3 days. See more »
Goofs The legend is that Paganini sold his soul, not for wealth and fame, but for the talent to play the violin, the talent which , of course, brought him wealth and fame. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Blood on Méliès' Moon (2016). See more »
Quotes Kate: Paganini wrote this song 200 years ago, for some secret use, some secret sect that held mysterious ceremonies at night. Don't you know about it?
Lavinia: No.
Kate: They say he sold his soul to the devil in exchange for wealth and fame.
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