★ Directing
1922 – 2006
· Arce, Italy
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Active 1952–2011
Renato Polselli, born in Arce, Lazio in 1922, emerged as a distinctive voice in Italian cult cinema during the 1960s. He directed and wrote The Vampire and the Ballerina (1960), a film that exemplifies his blend of horror and eroticism, and continued to explore these themes in Black Magic Rites (1973) and Mania (1974). His works often pushed the boundaries of genre, merging low-budget aesthetics with hallucinatory narratives, making him a notable figure in the realm of exploitation cinema.
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Police Intervene in the House of Love
1978
★ 4.3
Director
Three young hobby archeologists witness a satanic ritual in a secluded villa. Instead of helping poor female victims they decide to secretly document the events.
Career Highlights
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Filmography
59 credits
2010s
1 credit
2000s
1 credit
1990s
1 credit
1960s
1 credit
Crew Credits
2000s
2 credits
1980s
6 credits
1970s
24 credits
1960s
19 credits
1950s
4 credits