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Mario Bava (31 July 1914 – 27 April 1980) was an Italian cinematographer, screenwriter and director known primarily for his horror films, though he also directed movies in other genres (including crime thrillers, sci-fi and even westerns). Bava basically invented the [[{{giallo}} giallo subgenre]], with his movies ''The Girl Who Knew Too Much'' (1963) and ''Blood and Black Lace'' (1964) as the TropeMaker and TropeCodifier respectively. Bava also directed the pre-''Film/{{Halloween|1978}}'' SlasherMovie ''Bay of Blood'' (1971) and even influenced the look of ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with his spooky sci-fi/horror effort ''Planet of the Vampires'' (1965).
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Mario Bava (31 July 1914 – 27 April 1980) was an Italian cinematographer, screenwriter and director known primarily for his horror films, though he also directed movies in other genres (including crime thrillers, sci-fi and even westerns). Bava basically invented the [[{{giallo}} giallo subgenre]], with his movies ''The Girl Who Knew Too Much'' (1963) and ''Blood and Black Lace'' (1964) as the TropeMaker and TropeCodifier respectively. Bava also directed the pre-''Film/{{Halloween|1978}}'' SlasherMovie ''Bay of Blood'' (1971) and even influenced the look of ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with his spooky sci-fi/horror effort ''Planet of the Vampires'' ''Film/PlanetOfTheVampires'' (1965).
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Mario Bava (31 July 1914 -- 27 April 1980) was an Italian cinematographer, screenwriter and director known primarily for his horror films, although he also directed movies in other genres (including crime thrillers, sci-fi and even westerns). Bava basically invented the [[{{giallo}} giallo subgenre]] with his 1963 movie ''The Girl Who Knew Too Much'' as the TropeMaker and his 1964 movie ''Blood And Black Lace'' as the TropeCodifier. He directed the pre-''Film/{{Halloween|1978}}'', proto-SlasherMovie ''Bay of Blood'' and even influenced the look of 1979's ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with his spooky sci-fi/horror ''Planet of the Vampires''.
Although best known as a director, Bava got his start as a cinematographer and special effects man (a role he would also fulfill on his own movies when money was tight -- which was often). He had no ego and would work on friends' projects as a cinematographer or a effects man or a lighting technician, often for no credit. He was hugely influential in the realm of lighting and mood, and later Italian genre directors owe him a great debt indeed.
Mario Bava (31 July 1914 -- 27 April 1980) was an Italian cinematographer, screenwriter and director known primarily for his horror films, although he also directed movies in other genres (including crime thrillers, sci-fi and even westerns). Bava basically invented the [[{{giallo}} giallo subgenre]] with his 1963 movie ''The Girl Who Knew Too Much'' as the TropeMaker and his 1964 movie ''Blood And Black Lace'' as the TropeCodifier. He directed the pre-''Film/{{Halloween|1978}}'', proto-SlasherMovie ''Bay of Blood'' and even influenced the look of 1979's ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with his spooky sci-fi/horror ''Planet of the Vampires''.
Although best known as a director, Bava got his start as a cinematographer and special effects man (a role he would also fulfill on his own movies when money was tight -- which was often). He had no ego and would work on friends' projects as a cinematographer or a effects man or a lighting technician, often for no credit. He was hugely influential in the realm of lighting and mood, and later Italian genre directors owe him a great debt indeed.
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->''"Movies are a magician's forge, they allow you to build a story with your hands – at least, that's what it means to me. What attracts me in movies is to be presented with a problem and be able to solve it. Nothing else; just to create an illusion, an effect, with almost nothing."''
Mario Bava (31 July 1914
Although best known as a director, Bava got his start as a cinematographer and special effects man (a role he would also fulfill on his own movies when money was tight -- which was often). He had no ego and would work on friends' projects as a
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Mario Bava (31 July 1914 -- 27 April 1980) was an Italian cinematographer, screenwriter and director known primarily for his horror films, although he also directed movies in other genres (including crime thrillers, sci-fi and even westerns). Bava basically invented the [[{{giallo}} giallo subgenre]] with his 1963 movie ''The Girl Who Knew Too Much'' as the the TropeMaker and his 1964 movie ''Blood And Black Lace'' as the TropeCodifier. He directed the pre-''Film/{{Halloween|1978}}'', proto-SlasherMovie ''Bay of Blood'' and even influenced the look of 1979's ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with his spooky sci-fi/horror ''Planet of the Vampires''.
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Mario Bava (31 July 1914 -- 27 April 1980) was an Italian cinematographer, screenwriter and director known primarily for his horror films, although he also directed movies in other genres (including crime thrillers, sci-fi and even westerns). Bava basically invented the [[{{giallo}} giallo subgenre]] with his 1963 movie ''The Girl Who Knew Too Much'' as the the TropeMaker and his 1964 movie ''Blood And Black Lace'' as the TropeCodifier. He directed the pre-''Film/{{Halloween|1978}}'', proto-SlasherMovie ''Bay of Blood'' and even influenced the look of 1979's ''Film/{{Alien}}'' with his spooky sci-fi/horror ''Planet of the Vampires''.
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* ''Ulysses'' (1954) - Starring Creator/KirkDouglas. Directed and did the lighting for the Circe scenes uncredited.
* ''I Vampiri'' (1957) - cinematographer and uncredited co-director.
* ''Hercules'' (1957) and ''Hercules Unchained'' (1959) - The [[Film/Hercules1958 Steve Reeves Hercules]] movies. Did cinematography and special effects.
* ''Caltiki -- The Immortal Monster'' (1959) - effects director & cinematographer, uncredited co-director.
* ''Esther and the King'' (1960) - cinematographer, credited as co-director on the Italian version.
* ''The Wonders of Aladdin'' (1961) - co-directed.
* ''Film/Inferno1980'' - special effects.
* ''I Vampiri'' (1957) - cinematographer and uncredited co-director.
* ''Hercules'' (1957) and ''Hercules Unchained'' (1959) - The [[Film/Hercules1958 Steve Reeves Hercules]] movies. Did cinematography and special effects.
* ''Caltiki -- The Immortal Monster'' (1959) - effects director & cinematographer, uncredited co-director.
* ''Esther and the King'' (1960) - cinematographer, credited as co-director on the Italian version.
* ''The Wonders of Aladdin'' (1961) - co-directed.
* ''Film/Inferno1980'' - special effects.
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* ''Ulysses'' (1954) - (1954): Starring Creator/KirkDouglas. Directed and did the lighting for the Circe scenes uncredited.
* ''I Vampiri''(1957) - cinematographer (1957): Cinematographer and uncredited co-director.
* ''Hercules'' (1957) and ''Hercules Unchained''(1959) - (1959): The [[Film/Hercules1958 Steve Reeves Hercules]] movies. Did cinematography and special effects.
* ''Caltiki -- The Immortal Monster''(1959) - effects (1959): Effects director & cinematographer, uncredited co-director.
* ''Esther and the King''(1960) - cinematographer, (1960): Cinematographer, credited as co-director on the Italian version.
* ''The Wonders of Aladdin''(1961) - co-directed.
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* ''Hercules'' (1957) and ''Hercules Unchained''
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