Digitmovies presents for the first time in CD format the complete original motion picture soundtrack of "Il corsaro nero"(aka "Blackie the pirate") directed in 1971 by Vincent Thomas and starring the formidable duo Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.

"Sette note in nero" (aka “The psychic”) directed in 1977 by Lucio Fulci (1927-1996) is one of the best movies of the roman director. Yet far away from the realization his most famous and celebrated horror-gore movies ("L'aldila'", "Zombi 2" etc), here Fulci prefers to base the story on the classic Giallo with recalls to Edgar Allan Poe and to supernatural. 

Digitmovies proudly presents on CD the complete OST by Carlo Rustichelli (Carpi, 1916 - Rome, 2004) for “Kapò” directed in 1960 by Gillo Pontecorvo (also collaborator to the music score). 

Director Antonio Bido has left his indelible print in the Italian Giallo, realizing in the second half of the ‘70s two unforgettable films: “Il gatto dagli occhi di giada“ (aka “ Watch Me When I Kill”) in 1977 and "Solamente nero" (aka “The Blood Stained Shadow”).

Digitmovies proudly presents the long awaited CD release of M° Ennio Morricone’s score for the movie „Addio fratello crudele” („’Tis pity, she’s a whore”) directed in 1970 by Giuseppe Patroni Griffi.

Digitmovies is proud to present a double CD set containing the original motion picture scores of three horror movies starring great German actor Klaus Kinski (1926 -1991). We wanted to issue 3 original motion picture scores to pay tribute to a great actor who has left an indelible footprint in our Cinema.

Digitmovies is proud to release for the first absolute time on disc the original score composed and conducted by Bruno Nicolai for the film directed in the 1973 by Jess Franco "Una vergine tra i morti viventi” (aka "A virgin among the living dead", "Christina, princesse del'erotisme").

For “Spasmo” directed in 1974 by Umberto Lenzi, M° Morricone has created a score full of tension based on dissonant music of contemporary art, mixing the orchestra with electronic sounds to describe all the macabre and disquiet side of the plot.

This CD edition was made possible thanks again to the help of C.A.M., in whose archives the original stereo master tapes have been stored until today and to the help of M°Cipriani who approved our musical selection. The score is based on a romantic main theme introduced in the Main Titles with a beat arrangement for orchestra feat. vocal of Nora Orlandi (Tr.1).

Digitmovies continues the musical voyage of exploring the original soundtracks written for movies starring the mythical Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill publishing this time a special edition CD of Ennio Morricone’s soundtrack “Occhio alla penna” from 1981 (directed by Michele Lupo and starring Bud Spencer).

Digitmovies continues its musical celebration of Mario Bava, the Master of Fantastic Cinema, by releasing for the first time the complete original motion picture score by Armando Trovajoli (born in Rome, 1917) for the movie "Ercole al centro della terra" (aka "Hercules in the haunted world"), directed by Bava in 1961. 

“The Christmas that almost wasn’t” (Italian title: “Il Natale che quasi non fu”) is a Christmas comedy from 1966 directed and starred Rossano Brazzi. Now, 40 years after the first theatrical release of the movie Digitmovies is glad to present for the absolute first time on CD the original and complete orchestral score composed and conducted by Bruno Nicolai.