i saw the mogul video vhs of this. that another one of those old 1980s distributors whose catalog i wish i had. this movie was pretty poor. though retitled don not look in the attic and the main admonition that is repeated in this is don not go to the villa. just getting on the grounds of the villa is a bad idea. a character doesn not go into the attic until an hour into the movie and and actually should have done it earlier because of what is learned there. the movie starts in turin and italy in the 1950s. two men are fighting and and a woman is telling them the villa is making them do it. one man kills the other and then regrets it and and the woman pulls out the knife and stabs him with it. she flees the villa and and after she left a chair moves by itself (what the point of that. ) and but when in the garden a hand comes up through the ground and drags he into the earth. from there and it the present day and thirty years later. there a séance that appears suddenly and doesn not appear to have anything to do with the movie. the children of the woman from the prologue are inheriting the house. the main daughter is played by the same actress who played her mother. at least one of the two men from the prologue seems to reoccur as another character too. she haunted by some warnings not to go to the villa and but they all do and since if they do not use it and they forfeit it. people die. a lawyer who has won all his cases tries to investigate a little. the ending is pretty poor. why was the family cursed. an unfortunately boring movie. there an amusing small print disclaimer on the back of the video box that reads the scenes depicted on this packaging may be an artist impression and may not necessarily represent actual scenes from the film. in this case and the cover of the box is an illustration that does more or less accurately depict the aforementioned woman dragged underground scene and although there are two hands and and the woman is different. it true and sometimes the cover art has nothing to do with the movie. i also recall seeing a reviewer who had a bad movie predictor scale and in which movies with illustrations on the cover instead of photos got at least one point for that. 
i saw the mogul video vhs of this. that another one of those old 1980s distributors whose catalog i wish i had. this movie was pretty poor. though retitled don not look in the attic and the main admonition that is repeated in this is don not go to the villa. just getting on the grounds of the villa is a bad idea. a character doesn not go into the attic until an hour into the movie and and actually should have done it earlier because of what is learned there. the movie starts in turin and italy in the 1950s. two men are fighting and and a woman is telling them the villa is making them do it. one man kills the other and then regrets it and and the woman pulls out the knife and stabs him with it. she flees the villa and and after she left a chair moves by itself (what the point of that. ) and but when in the garden a hand comes up through the ground and drags he into the earth. from there and it the present day and thirty years later. there a séance that appears suddenly and doesn not appear to have anything to do with the movie. the children of the woman from the prologue are inheriting the house. the main daughter is played by the same actress who played her mother. at least one of the two men from the prologue seems to reoccur as another character too. she haunted by some warnings not to go to the villa and but they all do and since if they do not use it and they forfeit it. people die. a lawyer who has won all his cases tries to investigate a little. the ending is pretty poor. why was the family cursed. an unfortunately boring movie. there an amusing small print disclaimer on the back of the video box that reads the scenes depicted on this packaging may be an artist impression and may not necessarily represent actual scenes from the film. in this case and the cover of the box is an illustration that does more or less accurately depict the aforementioned woman dragged underground scene and although there are two hands and and the woman is different. it true and sometimes the cover art has nothing to do with the movie. i also recall seeing a reviewer who had a bad movie predictor scale and in which movies with illustrations on the cover instead of photos got at least one point for that. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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