Source please? The change was made by a mod a few years ago.

1. Thrower, Stephen (1999). Beyond terror: The films of Lucio Fulci. FAB. ISBN 9780952926061.
2. Paul, Louis (2005). Italian Horror Film Directors. McFarland. ISBN 978-0-7864-8749-3.
3. Kinnard, Roy; Crnkovich, Tony (2017). Italian Sword and Sandal Films, 1908-1990. McFarland. ISBN 978-1476662916.
4. Curti, Roberto (2019). Italian Gothic Horror Films, 1980-1989. McFarland. ISBN 978-1476672434.

Do you need more bibliography or those are enough? Just because someone is moderator, does not mean that he is infallible. What kind of argument is this?

Do you need more bibliography or those are enough?

A title in a book is not exactly a reliable source, unless they support it with undeniably evidence. Conquest looks good though based on the Italian and Spanish posters.

Just because someone is moderator, does not mean that he is infallible. What kind of argument is this?

No one (else) made that argument...

@banana_girl said:

Do you need more bibliography or those are enough?

A title in a book is not exactly a reliable source, unless they support it with undeniably evidence. Conquest looks good though based on the Italian and Spanish posters.

Just because someone is moderator, does not mean that he is infallible. What kind of argument is this?

No one (else) made that argument...

Then why you wrote above that "The change was made by a mod a few years ago." while I've never asked who changed this? We simply don't care! There's a wrong information that a feeder discovers it and tries to correct it. Besides that, if bibliography by people that study the Art of Cinema, by research they did for years, from encyclopedias of Cinema to research in specific literature/cinema genres is not a reliable source, I wonder what is... A poster that someone discovers by searching in google is more reliable source than those? However, I'm glad you found your evidence you wanted, the only problem is that you answered 1.5 month after I posted and that's a serious problem on feeding. We will reach deep old age having done little to advance the supply of this database, at these rates. And some of us are not having that time. :)

However, I would like to mention it once again, that even if I disagree with some methods you have here (you want cast's/crew's names in Greeklish for example, that is not their proper and definitely not a real language, creating further problems in proper spellings and accents, or that in some productions there are mini-series with different titles that you have registered them as one show with seasons! And that's a terrible mistake...), I enjoy that you're trying to communicate sometimes and that's why I've decided a few years now to contribute here instead of "IMDB" as I did for many years. Your search engine is the other reason of course, cause any of my compatriots can search in Hellenic titles if they remember only those (or a part of them! A single word!), in any foreign (to us) production! I just try to do my best (based on personal research) to register the official Hellenic ones and not titles from amateur translations, to record properly the TV/Filming history. Keep up the good work!