I'm a huge horror film fan (as me name might suggest), and I actually found the Hidden Glasgow forum through a poster on the British Horror Film's forum mentioning this place (he also posts stuff here).
For years I've been a bit obsessed with the movie DON'T LOOK NOW, a Brit horror film made in 1973 starring Donald Sutherland, Julie Christie and Venice.
I know the city reasonably well, and as such on a trip there in November last year, I tried to track down and photograph as many of the locations used by director Nicolas Roeg as I could. He mostly used parts of the city that are well off any tourist maps, and when discovered today are often weirdly deserted, like abandoned fake studio sets.
These 35mm pics have proved to be quite popular with some galleries, and I'm currently exhibiting some of my Venice pics in Leeds and Birmingham:
http://www.clairegalleries.co.uk/artist.aspx?id=86
This is an ongoing project though, as there are a few places in the city I've yet to chase up. I hope to go back next winter (Roeg famously shot the film in an freezing, out of season Venice) with a large format camera and really get into the red dwarf's lair in a new way.
Campo San Stae (the last location used in the film)
Invidia (Envy)
Ponte Vinanti