Mario Gariazzo
Known for: Directing
Born: June 3, 1930 in Biella, Piedmont, Italy - Died: March 17, 2002
Mario Gariazzo was an Italian film director and screenwriter known for his work in various genres, including horror, westerns, and science fiction. Born in Biella, Piedmont, he began his career in the 1960s. Gariazzo directed films such as Acquasanta Joe (1971), The Eerie Midnight Horror Show (1974), and White Slave (1985). His work is characterized by its engagement with popular cinematic trends and exploration of controversial themes. Gariazzo's films have gained a cult following for their unique style and storytelling.
Known for
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The Brother from Space
Screenplay
Amazonia: The Catherine Miles Story
Director
Eyes Behind the Stars
Writer
Play Motel
Director
The Bloody Hands of the Law
Director
God Will Forgive My Pistol
Writer
The Long Day of the Massacre
Screenplay
Day of Judgment
Director
Holy Water Joe
Story
Intrigo d'amore
Director
Enter the Devil
Director
The Last Snows of Spring
Idea
The Balloon Vendor
Story
Very Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind
Director
Ultimi fuochi d'estate
Director
Che meraviglia, amici!
Director
Sister Emanuelle
Writer
Threesome Wild
Director
Top Model
Director
Beware of Those Two Neapolitans
Director
Passport for a Corpse
Writer
Taxi Killer
Writer
The Masked Thief
Writer
A Gun for a Cop
Screenplay