Mario Gariazzo

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.

Crew

The Brother from Space

Screenplay, Director

Amazonia: The Catherine Miles Story

Director

Eyes Behind the Stars

Writer, Director

Play Motel

Director, Writer

The Bloody Hands of the Law

Director, Writer

God Will Forgive My Pistol

Writer, Director

The Long Day of the Massacre

Screenplay, Story

Day of Judgment

Director, Writer

Holy Water Joe

Story, Screenplay, Producer, Director

Intrigo d'amore

Director

Enter the Devil

Director, Story

The Last Snows of Spring

Idea

The Balloon Vendor

Story, Director

Very Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind

Director, Writer

Ultimi fuochi d'estate

Director, Writer

Che meraviglia, amici!

Director, Writer

Sister Emanuelle

Writer

Threesome Wild

Director, Writer

Top Model

Director, Writer

Beware of Those Two Neapolitans

Director

Passport for a Corpse

Director, Writer

Taxi Killer

Writer, Story

The Masked Thief

Writer

A Gun for a Cop

Screenplay

Macrò

Story, Writer