Question 1

Where was most of Malatesta's Carnival of Blood shot?

Accepted Answer

Most of the movie was shot on the site of the then-defunct Willow Grove Amusement Park in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. Many props and set decorations were originally part of the park's attractions and rides.

Question 2

Why did actor Herve Villechaize say the film was 'only half of me'?

Accepted Answer

Herve Villechaize said the film was 'only half of me' because his voice was not included; he was overdubbed without his knowledge. Director Christopher Speeth later defended him in court.

Question 3

What is unusual about the director's career and this film's release history?

Accepted Answer

Malatesta's Carnival of Blood is director Christopher Speeth's only feature film. It was thought lost until Speeth independently released it on DVD in the early 2000s. Arrow Video and the American Horror Project have released it on special edition Blu-ray.

Question 4

Why did actor Dan Dietrich take the role of Malatesta?

Accepted Answer

According to director Christopher Speeth, Dan Dietrich (who played Malatesta) was independently wealthy and did the part for fun, not profit.

Question 5

How did the producer's father contribute to the film's sets?

Accepted Answer

Producer Richard Grosser produced and did special effects for the film. Many locations were supplied by Grosser's dad, who allowed him to use properties he'd foreclosed on as sets.

Malatesta's Carnival of Blood

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