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MERIDIAN

1990 US HMDB
novembre 10, 1990

Dopo la morte del padre, Catherine Bomarzini giunge in Italia nel castello di famiglia, dove l’amica Gina risiede per lavoro di restauratrice. Le due ragazze assistono allo spettacolo di una compagnia itinerante di artisti. Gina convince Catherine ad invitare al castello l’intero gruppo per festeggiare. Dopo quella sera Catherine inizia ad avere la visione di una donna uccisa in quel luogo e cade nella rete di un misterioso triangolo amoroso con un uomo che a volte è ripugnante altre volte incantevole e con una creatura della notte che rivela il suo infinito amore e devozione per la ragazza.

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Produzione: Charles Band (Producer)Debra Dion (Producer)Michael Catalano (Executive Producer)
Sceneggiatura: Dennis Paoli (Screenplay)
Musica: Pino Donaggio (Original Music Composer)
Fotografia: Mac Ahlberg (Director of Photography)

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La storia de “La bella e la bestia” riletta da Charles Band, già famigerato autore di “Mutant”, in versione soft-core. Protagonista è Sherilyn Fenn, resa famosa dalla serie televisiva di “Twin Peaks”. Più erotico che horror, un’operazione puramente commerciale di risultato scadente.
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5 /10

Beauty and the beast at an Italian castle

A half-American woman (Sherilyn Fenn) returns to Italy to inherit the family castle, but she and her best friend (Charlie Spradling) dubiously get involved with a traveling carnival troupe, led by a dark, handsome man (Malcolm Jamieson).

"Meridian” (1990), sometimes subtitled “Kiss of the Beast” (and also known as “Phantoms”), is a castle-oriented romantic drama/fantasy with elements of the supernatural, even horror. The real star is the milieu of the castle and the awe-inspiring garden of colossal statues, along with the two brunettes.

Speaking of which, they’re both shown top nude a couple of times (so stay away if that offends you) but, honestly, the director & cinematographer didn’t really take advantage of their presence (not talking about nudity or sleaze). In other words, they didn’t know how to photograph beautiful women.

There's a surprising politically incorrect element that wouldn’t fly today and is bewildering if you think about it (I don’t want to give it away). Meanwhile the details on how a person is to escape a 400 years-old curse are eye-rolling and almost singlehandedly ruin the movie. It’s like it was written by an author of bad romance/fantasy novels.

It runs 1 hour, 26 minutes, and was shot at Castello di Giove, which is a 75-minutes drive north of Rome, as well as Bomarzo (the garden of statues), which is about seven miles west of the castle.

GRADE: C+

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