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the production as a "troubled shoot", stating that Ferruccio Casapinta's assistant director was the person who "did everything on set" and that Casapinta "was an idiot who couldn't do anything."
"La bambola di Satana" was filmed at Castle Borghese in Pomezia, Pratica di Mare and in Abruzzo.
Release.
"La bambola di Satana" was released in Italy on June 12, 1969 where it was distributed by Cinediorama. It grossed a total of 118,009,000 Italian lire on its theatrical release
La bambola di Satana
La bambola di Satana ( Satan's Doll) is a 1969 Italian gothic horror film written and directed by Ferruccio Casapinta.
Plot.
When her uncle dies, Elisabeth goes back to her family's castle to hear the reading of his will. Her boyfriend Jack suspects there is a plot afoot to steal Elisabeth's inheritance and keeps a close eye on her. She learns the castle is said to be haunted, and her relatives try to get her to sell it cheaply, but she hesitates