Green Inferno aka Cannibal Holocaust II (1988)
There aren't really any cannibals in Cannibal Holocaust II. It's been a few days since I've seen it so it's starting to feel like a fever dream, but I distinctly remember no on screen cannibalism.
Manhattan Baby – US poster
I imagine most of my fellow Fulci fanatics would agree Manhattan Baby is not a high point in the great goremaster's career. This lacklustre shitter has, however, inspired a lot of great poster art.
Hansel e Gretel (1990)
It's hard to say whether Fulci at any point sat in the director's chair during the production of this. My guess is no. Though Fulci was not at the top of his game in 1990, his flourishes could still be seen in even his cheapest work. None are apparent here.
Incredible transformation from I Vampiri
A bit stilted and stiff, I Vampiri is certainly far from Italy's best genre offerings, but it does feature some inspired moments. Perhaps the most impressive sequence is this incredible transformation.
Kid murder dream in Fulci’s Voices from Beyond
Last year I reviewed Fulci's Voices from Beyond. In the review, I mentioned the film's jaw-dropping opening where a child is viciously murdered in an insane dream sequence. I felt it was worthy of its own Clip of the Week post.
Arrivederci amore, ciao (2006)
Michele Soavi is a familiar face to those that enjoy their horror with a European flavour. While he is generally discussed in terms of behind the scenes efforts, Soavi can be seen in small but memorable roles in, to name only a few, Fulci’s City of the Living Dead (1980), Lamberto Bava’s Demons (1985) and...
Lucio Fulci
Lucio Fulci is not exactly an obscure name in horror. His movies are easily accessible and you’d be hard-pressed to find a horror fan that hasn’t seen at least a few of his films. If so much has already been said about Fulci, why make him the subject of the first post of Starter Pack...
