Aristide Massaccesi (15 December 1936 – 23 January 1999), known professionally as Joe D'Amato, was an Italian director and cinematographer noted for exploitation, horror and erotic films.

From the review: Buio Omega is described as morbidly romantic 1970s shock cinema with a soundtrack by Goblin, strong gore effects and necrophilic themes; the review also notes limited DVD availability in Italy.

The available review praises Buio Omega as a morbid, romantic 1970s shock film with strong imagery, effective gore and a Goblin soundtrack. The reviewer rates it 4/5 and calls it a small masterpiece despite some flaws. The review also laments poor Italian availability of decent DVD editions.

For:Fans of 1970s Italian horror, exploitation and cult cinema; viewers interested in gore, shock and morbid-romantic films.

 The pornophile Aristide Massaccesi, also known as Joe D’Amato (R.I.P.), before that ridiculous trashy film "Antropophagus", crafted this splendid little gem filled with morbid romanticism (with all the flaws and naiveties of a 1970s Italian production).

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