Romano Scavolini

He has been directing since the 1960s. Most of his films are shot independently and with an experimental style.^[2] Following his return from Vietnam where he was a freelance photographer, director Romano Scavolini returned to his native Italy where he started his film career again as a genre filmmaker.^[3] His best-known horror films are Nightmare (1981), a gruesome horror film that was banned as a video nasty in the UK, and his 1972 A White Dress for Marialé.^[4]

• The Devastated One (I devastati) – 1958/1959
• Blind Fly (A mosca cieca) (Ricordati di Haron) – 1966
• The Dress Rehearsal (La prova generale) – 1968
• Entonce – 1969
• L'amore breve [it] (Lo stato d'assedio) (also known as State of Siege – Besieged) – 1969
• The long march (La lunga marcia)
• A White Dress for Marialé; aka Un bianco vestito per Marialé (also known as Spirits of Death) – 1972
• Heart (Cuore) – 1973
• Your Honor (Servo suo) – 1973
• The Savage Hunt (also known as Condor's Run) – 1980
• Nightmare (1981 film) (also known as Nightmares in a Damaged Brain or Blood Splash) – 1981
• Dog Tags – 1981 film)
• Ustica: a thorn in the heart (Ustica. Una spina nel cuore) – 2001/2002/2003
• "Che" The Last Hours (Le ultime ore del Che) – 2003
• Apocalisse delle scimmie – A TRILOGY – 2004/2005/2006/2007/2008
• Two Families – 2007
• Two Days – 2012

as interviewed:

• Ban the Sadist Videos! – 2005
• The Diabolikal Super-Kriminal – 2007