Pierre Brice, Robert Boehme, Scilla Gabel
Hans arrives in a town near Amsterdam to write a story on the reclusive sculptor, Professor Val, who lives on an island in the old mill house the locals call the Mill of the Stone Women. Hans meets th...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 29, 2005
Stats: 25 reviews
A classic example of gothic Italian horror from the '60s. This was originally released in 1960, which would prove to be a seminal year for Italian horror. Mario Bava's directorial debut, Black Sunday, was also released this year. Mill Of The Stone Women was directed by Giorgio Fe...( read more)
Jesus, this sucked. The star and a half was for the vintage Eurpoean hotties, the half nipple I saw and the half-assed attempt to rip off Mario Bava. And whatever you do, don't forget the fire in the laboratory because that's never been done before!!! While watching the last half...( read more)
Creepy horror film from France. Some striking imagery and an interesting plot. Great DVD from Mondo Macabro.
A delightful and atmospheric gothic tale from the european vault. A joint dutch, french and german production I suspect from the mixed cast, but everyone speaks perfect french (like I would know).
If you like Bava, or Jess Franco's 'Awfull dr Orloff, do yourself a favor and watc...( read more)
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