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[Inspector Tanzi]

Normally marketed as "Demons 3" Lamberto Bava's TV movie from the series of three films "Brivido Giallo" is a little gem in my book. (the other two being "Per sempre" (Changeling 2) and "Una notte al cimitero" (Graveyard Disturbance).)

A lot of people may dismiss this but i find it quite enjoyable, good direction from Bava and with some of the camerawork you can see where he had learnt his craft from his father and Dario Argento.

A pleasing score by Simon Boswell (is this available anywhere?) fits the film perfectly.

and Sabrina Ferilli looks gorgeous in it

I'd not seen this for a good few years and watched it again this afternoon.

[Mario]

Normally marketed as "Demons 3" Lamberto Bava's TV movie from the series of three films "Brivido Giallo" is a little gem in my book. (the other two being "Per sempre" (Changeling 2) and "Una notte al cimitero" (Graveyard Disturbance).)

A lot of people may dismiss this but i find it quite enjoyable, good direction from Bava and with some of the camerawork you can see where he had learnt his craft from his father and Dario Argento.

A pleasing score by Simon Boswell (is this available anywhere?) fits the film perfectly.

and Sabrina Ferilli looks gorgeous in it

I'd not seen this for a good few years and watched it again this afternoon.

The problem with this one is the ending. Before that, I really enjoyed it...

[loops]

I dont mind this film and I dont think its the turd many have made it out to be.

Love that main title theme :'(

[ecc]

Normally marketed as "Demons 3" Lamberto Bava's TV movie from the series of three films "Brivido Giallo" is a little gem in my book. (the other two being "Per sempre" (Changeling 2) and "Una notte al cimitero" (Graveyard Disturbance).)

A lot of people may dismiss this but i find it quite enjoyable, good direction from Bava and with some of the camerawork you can see where he had learnt his craft from his father and Dario Argento.

A pleasing score by Simon Boswell (is this available anywhere?) fits the film perfectly.

and Sabrina Ferilli looks gorgeous in it

I'd not seen this for a good few years and watched it again this afternoon.

The problem with this one is the ending. Before that, I really enjoyed it...

I think the ending works.  There's kind of a thread in some of Lamberto Bva's films of dispelling fears of the dark (including BLADE IN THE DARK, GRAVEYARD DISTURBANCE, and even DINNER WITH A VAMPIRE) rather than being consumed by them.  In the latter two films, characters survive wagers to spend the night in haunted places (which protagonists in earlier Italian gothics usually do not).

[broonage]

I like this one too.
I have the soundtrack on LP  (i think!!).

Is Changeling 2 on DVD?

[Inspector Tanzi]

I have the soundtrack on LP  (i think!!).

Any chance of  a pic if you have

[broonage]

Sure i'll fish it out when I get a sec this weekend;

oh and with MYA's use of titles, I now realise that I have Changeling 2. 

[Inspector Tanzi]

oh and with MYA's use of titles, I now realise that I have Changeling 2. 

What Mya disc is it?

[broonage]

Until Death.