Amando de Ossorio
Gregory Greens
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Emerging from a background in short political cinema and a stint making documentaries, commercials, and paintings, Amando de Ossorio shifted to genre work in the mid-1960s, directing westerns and comedies before entering horror with Malenka, The Vampire’s Niece (1969), a project later altered by producers. In 1971 he devised the Blind Dead mythos-blind, undead Templar knights-and launched the tetr…
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources
