LA NOCHE DEL TERROR CIEGO

Amando De Ossorio

Amando De Ossorio (A Coruña, Spain, 1918 - Madrid, Spain, 2001), after directing The Black Flag, a short film in 1956, spent the next few years doing documentaries and commercials. Afterwards a few westerns and comedies, in 1969 he moved into horror where he made his mark. In 1971, he came up with the concept of The Blind Dead, a cult of blind, undead templar knights who sucked human blood. The first film, Tombs of the Blind Dead, was successful so three more “Blind Dead” films followed in quick succession. Unfortunately his last horror film, The Sea Serpent (1984), was a disappointment to him due to the low budget special effects, and led him to retire from filmmaking in 1984, at the age of sixty-six.

FILMOGRAFIA

La bandera negra (cm, 1956); La tumba del pistolero (1964), I tre del Colorado (1965); La niña del patio (1967), Pasto de fieras (1969), Malenka (1969), La noche del terror ciego (Le tombe dei resuscitati ciechi, 1972), El ataque de los muertos sin ojos (La cavalcata dei resuscitati ciechi, 1973), Las garras de Lorelei (1974), La noche de los brujos (1974), El buque maldito (La nave maledetta, 1974), La endemoniada (1975), La noche de las gaviotas (La notte dei resuscitati ciechi, 1975), Las alimañas (1977), Pasión prohibida (1980), Serpiente de mar (1984)