The Seeing Eye Dog Who Saw Too Much

Set in 1975, 'The Seeing Eye Dog Who Saw Too Much' presents a feverish tale of suspense and dark humor. The story follows a blind violinist who becomes the target of a black-gloved killer after she rises to first chair of the symphony. Her only witness is her seeing-eye dog, adding a unique dynamic to the horror narrative.

The film was originally filmed in Rome but faced production challenges, resulting in a collapse after just one week. The footage was presumed lost until its rediscovery in 2025. WBAZ Films took on the task of restoring this surviving fragment for its first-time presentation.

With a top cast including Anna Garcia and Melissa Villaseñor, this film offers a mix of horror and comedy that appeals to fans of both genres. Collectors may appreciate the film's historical significance, being a restored piece of lost cinema from the giallo era.