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An ambitious mid‑level employee is summoned by his company’s secretive owner to a mist‑shrouded mountain villa, where he discovers the tycoon Giovanni Nosferatu is a modern vampire thriving on capitalist exploitation. Invited to take over the corporation, he soon realizes that advancement demands surrendering his autonomy and aligning with a corrupt system that preys on workers and consumers alike it. As he uncovers disturbing rituals, silent surveillance, and ideological manipulation, the film blends gothic allegory and corporate satire into a chilling indictment of modern power.
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An original and thought-provoking variation on the Dracula myth.
Roberto Curti, Italian Gothic Horror Films, 1970-1979 (McFarland, 2017)
Selected disc options for They Have Changed Their Face
| Extras | Severin BD-A/US 2023 |
|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Kat Ellinger | has extra |
| Audio Commentary by Director Corrado Farina, Moderated by Alberto Farina | has extra |
| Bloodsucking Capitalists - Interview with Actor Giuliano Esperati and Writer/Editor Giulio Berruti | has extra |
| The Farina Method - Interview with Alberto Farina (Son of Director Corrado Farina) | has extra |
| Outtakes of De Sade | has extra |
| “Giro giro tondo” (Ring Around the Rosie) - Directed by Corrado Farina | has extra |
| “Il cantico delle creature” (The Canticle of the Creatures) - Directed by Corrado Farina | has extra |
| “Il figlio di Dracula” (The Son of Dracula) - Directed by Corrado Farina | has extra |
| “Praised Be My Lord” - Directed by Corrado Farina | has extra |
| Commercials - Directed by Corrado Farina | has extra |
Notes
- Severin’s Blu-ray is included in the “Danza Macabra Volume Two: The Italian Gothic Collection” box set with Castle of Blood (1964), Jekyll (1969) and The Devil’s Lover (1972).
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