Just wondering.
 

Just wondering, Do Italian films qualify as independent films in the United States?

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Just wondering, do Italian horror films qualify as A or B films in the Italy or United States...

movies like this



SUSPIRIA – D. Argento
BEYOND THE DARKNESS aka BURIED ALIVE –A.Massacessi
THE CHURCH –M. Soavi
CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST –R. Deodato
PHENOMENA –D. Argento
OPERA –D. Argento
DELLAMORTE DELLAMORE –M. Soavi
ZOMBI –L. Fulci
THE BEYOND –L. Fulci
DEEP RED –D. Argento
TENEBRAE –D. Argento
SHOCK –M. Bava
MASK OF THE DEMON –M. Bava
INFERNO –D. Argento
ZEDER –P. Avati
THE HOUSE WITH THE WINDOWS THAT LAUGH -P. Avati
MACABRO –L. Bava
DEMONS –L. Bava
THE BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE–D. Argento
BLACK SABBATH – M. Bava
THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY – L. Fulci
STAGE FRIGHT –M. Soavi
CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD – L. Fulci
KILL BABY KILL -M. Bava
THE WHIP AND THE BODY –M. Bava

Italian films
 

Hard to say.The Italiens seem to make as many horror films as we do so, its obvesly an indestry there, but, I am not sure how they classify here. However, I like a lot of them even if they are somtimes hard to follow the plot. Which reminds me, is Cemetary Man An italian film?

'Cemetery Man' (aka 'Dell Morte Dell Amore') is indeed Italian. Ask Marco Ristori or Cortenisi on here about what qualifies as "independent" in Italy since both live there (and make great movies to boot).
CK

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