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Brivido Giallo Vol. 2 (The Ogre / Dinner with a Vampire) Blu-Ray (US Import)
Cauldron Films

Pre-order - Release date: 08.09.2026

Original title: The Ogre / Dinner with a Vampire

Year: 1988 / 1989
Country: Italy
Region code: A/B/C
Content: Blu-Ray
EAN: 850079825031

Image: 1.66:1 / 1.85:1 (1080p)

HDR: -

Audio: English, Italian

Subtitles: English

Age rating: Not Rated

Genre: Horror

Cast: Paolo Malco, Sabrina Ferilli, George Hilton

Director: Lamberto Bava


Synopsis:

The Ogre

Cheryl, a famous horror writer, draws dark tales from her childhood nightmares but when she takes her family to a remote Italian villa for inspiration, she finds that nightmare is actually reality! Starring Paolo Malco (The New York Ripper), Virginia Bryant (The Barbarians), Sabrina Ferilli (Sweets from a Stranger), and Alex Serra (The Wild Team) with soundtrack by Simon Boswell (Hardware).

Dinner with a Vampire

5 aspiring actors get the call-back of a lifetime, to work with famed director and ancient vampire, Carl Jurek! But first, dinner at his palatial estate… Starring George Hilton (The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh), Patrizia Pellegrino (Final Justice), Riccardo Rossi (Three Supermen in Santo Domingo), and Yvonne Sciò (Rose Red) with soundtrack by Simon Boswell (Dust Devil).

Extras:

The Ogre

• Master of Ogres - Interview with Lamberto Bava
• The Ogre’s Lair - Interview with Massimo Antonello Geleng
• Handmade Shivers - Interview with Roberto Ricci
• Archival interview with Lamberto Bava
• Trailer (newly scanned and restored in 4K / 1080p presentation)
• Audio commentary by Rachel Nisbet
• Reverse Blu-ray wrap featuring Eric Lee artwork

Dinner with a Vampire

• The Career of a Uruguayan Vampire - Interview with George Hilton (audio interview with visual narrative)
• A Vampire Called Television - Interview with Lamberto Bava
• Dracula’s Decorator - Interview with Massimo Antonello Geleng
• Brivido Giallo - Interview with composer Simon Boswell
• Trailer (newly scanned and restored in 4K / 1080p presentation)
• Audio commentary by Eugenio Ercolani, Nathaniel Thompson, and Troy Howarth
• Reverse Blu-ray wrap featuring Eric Lee artwork