Mario Gariazzo was an Italian film director and screenwriter known for his work in various genres, including horror, westerns, and science fiction. Born in Biella, Piedmont, he began his career in the 1960s. Gariazzo directed films such as Acquasanta Joe (1971), The Eerie Midnight Horror Show (1974), and White Slave (1985). His work is characterized by its engagement with popular cinematic trends and exploration of controversial themes. Gariazzo's films have gained a cult following for their unique style and storytelling.
1992Ultimi fuochi d'estateMovieDirector · Writer
1992Che meraviglia, amici!MovieDirector · Writer
1990Threesome WildMovieDirector · Writer
1988The Brother from SpaceMovieDirector · Screenplay · Story
1988Intrigo d'amoreMovieDirector
1988Taxi KillerMovieWriter · Story
1987Top ModelMovieDirector · Writer
1985Amazonia: The Catherine Miles StoryMovieDirector
1981A Gun for a CopMovieScreenplay
1979Play MotelMovieDirector · Writer
1978Very Close Encounters of the Fourth KindMovieDirector · Writer
1978Eyes Behind the StarsMovieDirector · Writer
1977Sister EmanuelleMovieWriter
1974The Balloon VendorMovieDirector · Story
1974Enter the DevilMovieDirector · Story
1974MacròMovieStory · Writer
1973The Last Snows of SpringMovieIdea
1973The Bloody Hands of the LawMovieDirector · Writer
1971Holy Water JoeMovieDirector · Story · Screenplay · Producer