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A reclusive comic book artist’s life takes a sinister turn when he stumbles upon a strange, pyramidal puzzle in an antique shop. Drawn to its geometric perfection, he soon realizes the object is not just an artifact but a conduit for a malevolent force that begins to seep into his reality. As the lines between his illustrations and waking nightmares blur, he must unravel the puzzle’s dark history before it consumes him entirely. A haunting, atmospheric Italian horror that builds dread with every twist of the puzzle.
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A reclusive comic book artist's life takes a sinister turn when he stumbles upon a strange, pyramidal puzzle in an antique shop. Drawn to its geometric perfection, he soon realizes the object is not just an artifact but a conduit for a malevolent force that...
When was Notte profonda released?
Notte profonda was released in 1990.
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User Reviews
VHS_Vampire – 7/10
“For me, this was a hidden gem from the early 90s. The slow burn build-up and eerie atmosphere really got under my skin. It's not perfect, but the creepy puzzle and the descent into madness were really effective.”
GialloGuy – 5/10
“I appreciate what it tried to do, but the pacing was a bit sluggish for my taste. The puzzle concept was cool, but I expected more scares. The lead actor was decent, though. It felt more like a drama that occasionally horror stuff happens.”
NightTerror – 8/10
“Wow, this one stayed with me. The way the puzzle slowly corrupts his mind and art is haunting. The ending was a gut punch. I loved the practical effects and the gloomy Italian setting. Highly recommend for fans of atmospheric horror.”
SplatterPunk – 4/10
“Honestly, I was bored for most of it. The whole thing felt like a long buildup to a pretty underwhelming payoff. The acting was okay, but the story just didn't grab me. I guess I'm more into straight-up slashers than this kind of psychological stuff.”
