- Became a nude life model to fund his film 'Black Biscuit'
- Used to run away from home and look for WWII grenades in the local Italian mountains.
- During the editing of Pregnant his diet consisted of yogurt mixed with marijuana.
- Was nicknamed Bibio by his family.
- As a child he was obsessed with ex presidents, ants, volcano's & atomic bombs.
- Drove a van into an inflatable movie screen at the Tribeca Film Festival.
- To fund his first film he went from door to door asking people to donate £1.
- He is the founder of the Straight-Jacket Guerrilla Film Festival.
- For his film Anarchy In The UK he wanted to hire a Jack The Ripper impersonator to be the onscreen narrator.
- Was tasered after a group therapy session for climbing on a roof and not wanting to come down due to a noise complain.
- As a child he repeatedly shaved his head because he liked the hair cut of Holocaust prisoners.
- Was recruited at a party to appear in a telepathic communication's contest on US cable TV.
- Joined a rockabilly band as a guitarist to get into character for the film LOON.
- Survived a house fire at the age of five
- Was a rapper in a band called NSC (New Suburban Crackers)
- Released an album under the name MAO which was recorded at Aleister Crowley's notorious Boleskine House besides Loch Ness, he also took one of the chairs back as a souvenir.
- Took part in a Past Regression Therapy interview where he recalled 5 past lives
- While in America he seduced married women over the phones at KISS 108 radio station, while at night sidelining as a gigolo in the Roxy nightclub in Boston.
- During a surprise visit to the Scientology headquarters in East Grinstead he helped a member escape by swapping clothes with them.
- His guitar teacher vanished and was put on a missing persons list but never found.
- Collapsed in Spain while filming 'Pregnant' during the desert scenes and was rescued by an old man.
Tuesday, 17 January 2017
Underground filmmaker Fabrizio Federico - Did you know that he....?
Friday, 6 January 2017
Filmmaker Fabrizio Federico tours Aleister Crowley's Boleskine House
Hanging out in the notorious old pent house Boleskine.
The vibes in the place are unreal. I took a chair home, would have been a shame to see it ruined. It's like stepping into a void, especially the back room, black ooze drips from the taps and there's a sulfor scent mixed with weed in the house. Back of the house you can see the mountain scene that was used in the Song Remains the Same.
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Aleister Crowley,
Boleskine House,
British Underground Cinema,
cult cinema,
fabrizio federico,
filmmaker,
jimmy page,
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