Silent Italian epic which introduced the prolific Maciste character and was an inspiration to other great silent films like Intolerance and Metropolis.
This is one of the most powerful books I've read in years. An autobiographical masterpiece of brutal no-punches-pulled-confessional-honesty that raises the bar when it comes to how far a writer will go to tell it exactly as it happened, warts and all, and in graphic detail.
Those wishing to find out more about the life of John Fante will be amply rewarded by his son's candid account of the great writer's life. But this book gives us far more than that. It awakens something somewhere deep.
First 10 minutes of an hour interview with author and playwright, Dan Fante on WorldStreams,
February 17, 2010. Listen to the complete interview a thttp://www.worldstreams.org/past.html
01 - devil's nightmare 02 - the dark castle 03 - dark dreamer 04 - demon arise 05 - demon night 06 - demon night ii 07 - deadly beauty 08 - demon night iii 09 - hell nightmare 10 - demon night iv 11 - caressing 12 - demon night v 13 - erotic demon 14 - end titles
trippy soundtrack from famed yet unheralded italo-composer Alessandro Alessandroni, best known for his incessant whistling on Morricone westerns i suppose, but also a fine guitar player who lends a couple compositions to the previously dropped underwater-themed library joint Ittiologia. here he teams up with sister Giulia Alessandroni on vox for this campy, cinematic masterpiece. 320 seductive scintillations DROPPED BY: ØשLQÆDA