Sex of the Witch explained

Sex of the Witch
Director:Angelo Pannaccio
Screenplay:
  • Angelo Pannaccio
  • Franco Brocani
Starring:
Music:Daniele Patucchi
Cinematography:
  • Maurizio Centini
  • Girolamo La Rosa
Editing:Marcello Malvestito
Studio:Produzione Cinematografica Universalia
Distributor:Variety Distribution
Runtime:81 minutes
Country:Italy
Gross:72.169 million

Sex of the Witch (Italian: Il sesso della strega) is a 1973 Italian erotic gothic horror film directed by Angelo Pannaccio and starring Susanna Levi, Jessica Dublin, Sergio Ferrero, Donald O'Brien, and Camille Keaton.

Production

Shooting on the film began on March 6, 1972 in Sermoneta. Donald O'Brien stated that the budget was so low on Sex of the Witch that he had to pay for his own food and hotel room during production.[1] [2] Actress Camille Keaton also admitted not knowing the film's plot on set, and when she confessed this to another actor, he claimed the same amount of confusion.

Release

Sex of the Witch was released in France before it was released in Italy as Les Anges Pervers on 18 October 1973. It was distributed theatrically in Italy by Regional on 20 March 1974. The film grossed a total of 72,169,000 Italian lire domestically.

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Notes and References

  1. Kessler. Christian. Gunslingers, Cannibals and More...:An Interview with Dolan O'Brien. European Trash Cinema. 16. March 1996.
  2. Nocturno Cinema. Manlio. Gomarasca. 10. April 2003. Una vita da cattivo. Intervista a Donal O'Brian. 50. Italian.