Giorgio Ferroni, born in Perugia in 1908, was a significant figure in Italian cinema known for his work in cult and genre films. He directed Night of the Devils (1972), a haunting exploration of folklore and the supernatural, showcasing his ability to blend horror with rich narrative depth. Ferroni also contributed as a writer and director to The Conquest of Mycenae (1963), where his storytelling prowess was evident. Despite facing challenges later in life, including hearing loss, Ferroni's distinctive style left an indelible mark on the landscape of exploitation cinema.
Night of the Devils
An insane man admitted to a psychiatric institution that no one can identify. While in ward, he starts having flashbacks of what brought him there. He starts to remember how his car broke down and when he went looking for help he came upon a strange man burying his dead son. Strange scenes of the macabre ensue leading up to the gruesome night with this backwoods family who secrets are slowly revealed. What strange curse is this family hiding?
