Before we start: this film is not a third installment to the "Demons" series and it has nothing to do with it whatsoever, except the fact that Lamberto Bava directed them. Regardless of the false advertising, "The Ogre" is worth watching. This movie is quite atmospheric and even though there are a few unintentionally funny moments, I thought it had it decent share of creepiness. In a way, I see this as a poor man's "The House by the Cemetery", at least plot-wise. In both films, Paolo Marco is the man of the family, in both films, there's an irritating little son named Bobby, in both films, the…
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The Ogre
Overview
An American horror writer, haunted by childhood nightmares, moves to an old mansion in Italy with her husband and young son only to discover the nightmares were real.
Release date
07/11/1988
Votes
43
Popularity
0.7
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Paolo Malco
Tom
Virginia Bryant
Cheryl
Sabrina Ferilli
Anna
Stefania Montorsi
Maria
Patrizio Vinci
Bobby
Alice Di Giuseppe
Young Cheryl
David Flosi
The Beast (as Davide Flosi)
Alex Serra
Dario the artist
Lamberto Bava
Man in bar (uncredited)
Roberto Dell'Acqua
Man in bar (uncredited)
Frank von Kuegelgen
Tom (voice) (uncredited)
Original Soundtrack
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