[Machine Translation] Whoever utters its name is doomed to disaster. An ambitious Italian horror film that scientifically and mysteriously explores the resurrection of the dead, now on Blu-ray for the first time! This film is another masterpiece in the horror genre by Pupi Avati, director of "The House with the Smiling Window". Often referred to as one of the "zombie films" in the West, this ambitious film is a scientific/mystical exploration of the resurrection of the dead, and is the polar opposite of such well-known films as "Zombie" and "Sangeria". Starring Gabriele Ravia, a character actor who has appeared in numerous Italian horror films such as "D'Avolica," "Suspiria Part 2," and "Inferno. The beautiful heroine is Anne Canovas, a French actress who appeared in Robert Altman's Van Gogh and Pret-a-Porter. The film also features a cast of Avati's regulars, who also played supporting roles in "The House with the Smiling Window," and all have strong personalities. The film is directed by Avati and reunited the production and screenwriting team of "The House with a Smiling Window". The cinematography is by master cinematographer Franco degli Colli, who also worked on the macaroni western masterpiece "Emotionless Django" and "An Affair of the Neck," for which Avati wrote the screenplay. The music is by Liz Ortolani, a giant star of Italian film music who worked with Avati in the latter part of his career, including "The World's Cruelest Tales," "The Wilderness of Fury," and "Amazones," and plays a shivering melody. Stefano, a novelist, receives a second-hand typewriter from his wife Alessandra. Inside, an ink ribbon was left behind, with the mysterious words "K-zone" engraved on the ribbon. Stefano visits Professor Cage, an expert, at the university. The professor told him that the K-zone was discovered by a mysterious man named Paolo Zeder, who in the past believed that he could contact the dead in that area. Stefano becomes involved in an international conspiracy surrounding the K-Zone and Zeder, which also involves the Vatican... The Japanese trailer is included in the special features.