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la Tarantola dal ventre
nero
(1971) |
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| tracks |
01. Coiffeur Pour Dames (Titoli)
02. La Tarantola Dal Ventre Nero
03. L'Abbraccio Caldo Della Tarantola
04. Nell'Ultima Stanza
05. Psicosi Ossessiva
06. Col Cuore In Gola
07. Mondo Perduto
08. L'Abbraccio Caldo Della Tarantola # 2
09. Spirale Misteriosa
10. Lugubre
11. Ventre Nero
12. Coiffeur Pour Dames # 2
13. Buio Psichedelico
14. Ragnatela
15. Un Uomo Si E' Dimesso (Finale) |
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| further information |
8 page colour booklet containing introduction,
synopsis, colour movie stills and promotional artwork
Vocal tracks by Edda Dell'Orso |
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| description |
Paolo Cavara has given his contribution to the
Italian Giallo genre with the movies La tarantola dal ventre
nero and ...E tanta paura.
La tarantola dal ventre nero is an enthralling giallo that draws
a lot of tension (accompanied by a sumptuous score by M°
Morricone) thanks to the professionalism by a director who manages
to realize a high quality movie over the mediocrity of some
70's movies of the same genre.
This is the sixth volume of Digitmovies' series dedicated to
Ennio Morricone's music for the giallo genre.
This CD project was made possible through the generous cooperation
of C.A.M. (in whose archives the original stereophonic master
tapes have been preserved) and through the help of Maestro Ennio
Morricone who authorized every selected track and supervised
the production.
Ennio Morricone wrote a dissonant orchestral comment based on
a varied scale acoustic and electronic musical experimentation.
The macabre atmosphere is broken by two romantic lounge-style
themes featuring the splendid voice by Edda Dell'Orso:
the main title theme Coiffeur pour dames (tr. 1, and its alternative
reprise in tr. 12) and a more sad, veiled theme for flugel horn
and Edda's voice (Tr. 4, Tr. 8, Tr. 15).
The horrible murder scenes are emphasized by avant-garde tension
music like Tr. 2, Tr. 4, Tr. 5, Tr. 9.
Some selections from the score were already available on the
33 rpm album Cerberus, re-issued later on the CD C.A.M. while
track 6 & 7 were exclusively available on rare sonorization
LPs of C.A.M. |
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| story |
This frightening horror-thriller stars Giancarlo
Giannini as Inspector Tellini, chasing a killer whose victims
are paralyzed with a poisoned acupuncture needle, forcing
them to watch helplessly as their stomachs are ripped open
with a sharp knife.
This method duplicates the habits of the black wasp in slaying
tarantulas, explaining the title.
Much of the film is spent on a wild goose chase involving
Silvano Tranquilli, the husband of the first victim (Barbara
Bouchet).
All of the suspects soon turn up dead and Giannini turns his
attention to an upscale health spa, frequented by each victim,
which is a front for blackmail and cocaine smuggling.
The mystery itself is fairly obvious, but director Paolo Cavara
includes a good deal of action and Ennio Morricone's score
is effectively chilling.
Among the cast are such genre favorites as Annabella Incontrera,
Stefania Sandrelli, Claudine Auger, Rossella Falk, and Giancarlo
Priete, and, as in many Italian thrillers of the period, voyeurism
is the primary motif.
Barbara Bach and Carla Mancini appear briefly.
Cast:
Barbara Bach, Barbara Bouchet, Rossella Falk, Annabella Incontrera,
Carla Mancini, Stefania Sandrelli, Silvano Tranquilli, Giancarlo
Giannini
Director:
Paolo Cavara |
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