El Libro De Piedra - The Book Of Stone (1968) (vhsrip)

vtwin0001 · Last edited by vtwin0001 on Mon Jun 26, 2006 8:54 am, edited 1 time in total.

The Book of Stone (El Libro de Piedra) (1968)

Information @ IMDb

Color: Eastmancolor
Genre: Gothic Horror
Runtime: 100 min.
Directed by: Carlos Enrique Taboada
Produced by: Adolfo Grovas
Script: Carlos Enrique Taboada
Photo: Ignacio Torres
Special Effects: Ricardo S�inz
Sound: Javier Mateos ,Salvador Topete
Music: Ra�l Lavista
Cast:
Marga L�pez, Joaqu�n Cordero, Aldo Monti, Lucy Buj, Rafael Llamas, Ada Carrasco, Lilia Richards, Manuel Dond�, Jorge Mateos, Miguel L�pez Checa, Eduardo MacGregor, Jorge Pablo Carrillo

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Eungenio Ruvalcaba, hires a new governess for his little daughter, so she can give her education, that is because his daughter is ill. Her illness is in fact the belief that she has some sort of mental disease, since she talks with someone called Hugo (an inexistent boy), that is actually a statue by the garden of the huge mansion.
What seems at the beginning a childish game transforms into a horrible and macabre obsession.

ed2k: libro_de_piedra.VHSRip.A-TEAM.Best.Quality.avi [697.23 Mb] [Stats]

Download ENGLISH Subtiitles HERE

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This great jewel was loosely based on the novel by Henry James: "Another turn of the Screw".
Later "Another turn of the Screw" was taken to the big screen in form of "The Innocents" directed by Jack Clayton. The director Carlos Enrique Taboada, decided to base [loosely] on both (the book and the film) to create this great film, undoubtedly one of the best movies of the Mexican cinema of all times.

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Subtitles were done at asia-team.net.
These subtitles were done by hearing each and every line, writing them into Spanish and then translating into English by me.

Please be aware that respecting our job is very valuable, since many hours were dedicated into this subtitle creation, also, please if you find some kind of syntax error, please let me know by PM or using this same forum, so we can correct them ASAP. We tried to do a very good job, however human errors do occur.

Also, the rip was done from a VHS (which had a negative copy of the original film), the quality was a little bit bad due to VHS use, and I did some digital cleaning to the film to give it a better quality, it has been around since last year, but the project of bringing subtitles to this movie so ppl from different countries (other than Spanish speaking ones) can enjoy this great film is almost finished.

Hope you enjoy this movie as much as we do.

vtwin0001 · **Posted:** Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:25 pm **Post subject:**

THis is an old rip I made of the movie, I released it in 2004, but its still online.

Was posted on FH, but just in case some of you missed it, heres the post for you.

Enjoy!

This movie is GREAT (and english subtitles were also created out-from-scratch), so keep on enjoying

theNomad · **Posted:** Fri Mar 03, 2006 3:57 pm **Post subject:**

thanks for the post vtwin0001 allways my fave section of the board this low quality section,mostly stuff you couldnt buy

switchdoctor · **Posted:** Mon Jun 26, 2006 8:22 am **Post subject:**

Overlooked that one! Great! Thank you!

switchdoctor · **Posted:** Mon Jun 26, 2006 8:31 am **Post subject:**

Hmmm, could you please share the subtitles on mule or maybe on http://www.opensubtitles.org. http://www.titles.to seems to be not working anymore.
Thanks!

vtwin0001 · **Posted:** Mon Jun 26, 2006 8:56 am **Post subject:**

Subtitle link fixed (titles is changing its domain name a lot recently!)

Enjoy

switchdoctor · **Posted:** Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:32 pm **Post subject:**

monkeysmasher · **Posted:** Tue Jul 04, 2006 1:50 am **Post subject:**

I just fired up the mule to get this one, and am going to watch it now....
just for the slightest chance El Santo is in it. Man, I love that guy and on the odd chance he makes an appearance in any version of 'turn of the screw'/'the innocents' would really put the vague implications of child possessions/ sexual deviant leanings into an understandable perspective for me. And then El Santo would put the smack down on 'em.
I think i'm not alone when I say that El Santo has got to be one of the greatest men - nay, the greatest hero and role model of all time. Not just Mexico's own, but a inspiration to the entire world....(and I'm lookin right at you, Canada). And on the odd chance El Santo would run for President, (or El Presidente), I say go for it, I'd vote early, and I'd vote often.

-edited in-
Ahem, after watching this, sans El santo, I retract the above statement.
Still 'El Santo vs the Vampire women' kicked ass.

vtwin0001 · **Posted:** Tue Jul 04, 2006 3:32 am **Post subject:**

Yup... not every mexican movie has El Santo on it...

But this one is a great horror gothic film

monkeysmasher · **Posted:** Tue Jul 04, 2006 8:26 am **Post subject:**

I refuse to believe El Santo isn't in every mexican movie. He's in there, hiding in the background, lurking behind a tree, ready to pounce and bodyslam his way to justice.

To say el santo isn't in every mexi-movie is like saying godzilla isn't in every japanese movie, it's just not true. Godzilla's in there, also lurking behind a tree, allthough a slightly larger tree.

at least that's how things work in my world.

vtwin0001 · **Posted:** Tue Jul 04, 2006 4:30 pm **Post subject:**

vtwin0001 · **Posted:** Sat Mar 31, 2007 1:47 am **Post subject:**

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