Blood on Méliès' Moon

Set in France in 1890, Blood on Méliès' Moon begins with the enigmatic disappearance of inventor Louis Le Prince after he creates a device pivotal to cinema's future. The film dives into the conspiracy surrounding his vanishing, suggesting that the Lumière Brothers may have been involved in his fate.

The narrative is further complicated when Luigi Cozzi discovers a peculiar book, "The Roaming Universe," in a horror museum owned by Dario Argento. This book, linked to a modern-day spiritual session, hints at deeper mysteries connected to the cinematic history of the Lumière Brothers and Georges Méliès. Cozzi's journey raises questions about the nature of reality and the existence of parallel universes, making it a unique fusion of slasher elements and mystery.

Featuring a strong cast including Dario Argento and Lamberto Bava, this film blends horror and mystery with a historical backdrop, appealing to fans of genre-crossing narratives. It's an intriguing exploration of the intersections between invention, cinema, and the unknown.