Let's talk about the Godfather of Gore himself (Well, the Italian version that is), Lucio Fulci!
I'm sure there's some Lucio Fulci fans on this board.
Lucio Fulci Thread
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Evan Hall
Big fan here. Recently watched Beatrice Cenci, it was kino.
Camden Butler
City of the Living Dead = The Beyond > Powergap > Zombie > Powergap > Literal Dogshit > The House by the Cemetery
Carter Russell
So happy to see a fellow Lucio Fulci fan on this board.
For me, my kino Lucio Fulci film will always be Zombi, it's either that Cat in the Brain, Aenigma, or Murderock.
Jackson Wood
The New York Ripper was his best film.
Carter Ortiz
Underrated movie imo.
Jacob Davis
No. Don't Torture a Duckling is his best by far.
Levi Hall
The early to mid 80s were the best era for Italian films imo. The late 80s were alright too.
Camden Ward
It's definitely peak sleaze kino
Dominic Wilson
My favourite is The Beyond which is kind of an obvious choice I know. Manhattan Baby is probably the most underrated.
Xavier Hall
I love movies set in scummy 70s/80s NY
Carter Hall
Yeah, movies around that time captured the griminess of New York around that era before it got the LED flashy treatment that it got around the 90s.
John Baker
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What ever you do stay away from manhattan baby its probably the worst/most boring shit he ever made
Aaron Powell
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For me it's the intestines scene from City of the Living Dead. Apparently wasn't even in the original script
Jack Lee
The Godfather of Gore you say?
Noah Ward
he mogs argento so hard. all argento fags are retaded pseuds that just like "muh neon"!
Jacob Bailey
Kind of like how Riz Ortolani mogs Ennio Morricone
Robert Stewart
Noticed how I called him "The Italian version".
I haven't forgotten about my man Hershel Gordon Lewis.
Isaac Hernandez
The only good Argentos are Suspiria and Inferno, straight giallo with no supernatural elements are boring.
Josiah Parker
Kek I knew
Ian Sullivan
Nah, Deep Red, Tenebrae and The Bird with the Crystal Plumage are kino
Joseph Clark
What about Fabio Frizzi or Carlo Maria Cordio?
Evan Carter
Always been a big fan of Fulci's work. Every film feels like it's covered with a layer of grease, I love it.
House by the cemetery, despite it's obvious flaws, will always be a childhood nostalgic film to me. The story of Freudstein and how he was still alive in the basement horrified me. Definitely an underrated film, as are all of his movies.
Nathan Ross
He certainly had a more varied career than Argento. He didn't even start making horrors until late in his career.
Jordan Butler
>Not even including Opera in either reply.
For shame, Anons, for shame.
Nolan Martinez
For me, it was the eye scene in Zombi.
Caleb Bell
Forgot to include the picture.