José Ramón Larraz
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. José Ramón Larraz (born 1929 in Barcelona) was a Spanish director of exploitation and horror fims such as the erotic and bloody Vampyres (1974). Larraz began making films in England, then in 1976 apparently relocated his operations back to Spain. He made many different types of films, but is best known for his horror films. His last few horror films were Spanish/ American co-productions. He apparently retired from filmmaking in 1992 at age 63. Description above from the Wikipedia article José Ramón Larraz, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Vampyres
(Director)
The National Mummy
(Director)
The Coming of Sin
(Director)
Emma, Dark Doors
(Director)
Whirlpool
(Director)
Whirlpool
(Screenplay)
Deviation
(Director)
Deviation
(Screenplay)
Deviation
(Producer)
Juana la Loca… de vez en cuando
(Director)
...And Give Us Our Daily Sex
(Director)
...And Give Us Our Daily Sex
(Screenplay)
Edge of the Axe
(Director)
Rest in Pieces
(Director)
Black Candles
(Director)
Black Candles
(Screenplay)
Madame Olga's Pupils
(Director)
Madame Olga's Pupils
(Screenplay)
Stigma
(Director)
Stigma
(Screenplay)
The House That Vanished
(Director)
Night of the Scorpion
(Story)
Watch Out Gringo! Sabata Will Return
(Screenplay)
Symptoms
(Director)
Deadly Manor
(Director)
Viento del pueblo: Miguel Hernández
(Director)
Death Uncertain
(Director)
Deadly Manor
(Writer)
Luto Riguroso
(Director)
Luto Riguroso
(Writer)
The Coming of Sin
(Screenplay)
Emma, Dark Doors
(Writer)
La ocasión
(Director)
La ocasión
(Writer)
Symptoms
(Screenplay)
The Golden Lady
(Director)
El fin de la inocencia
(Director)
The Voyeur
(Director)
Magic Powder
(Director)
Magic Powder
(Writer)
El fin de la inocencia
(Writer)
The Voyeur
(Writer)
Vampyres
(Screenplay)
Vampyres
(Story)
Sevilla Connection
(Director)
Vampyres
(Writer)
Death Uncertain
(Screenplay)
Goya
(Director)
Goya
(Creator)