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“It's not uncommon for a man to do strange things to
get his kicks.” The opening companion piece to Miraglia's 1972
gothic-tinged giallo The Red Queen Kills Seven Times, The Night
Evelyn Came Out Of The Grave treads similar ground to its successor.
Miraglia juxtaposes the old and new worlds whereby the cutting edge design of
the 1970s sits amidst a crumbling ancestral home built from stone and sordid
family secrets. Riddled with nihilism, this forever-twisting tale of a
sadomasochistic fetishist and his not-quite-so-dead wife is soaked-through with
moral decay...
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