Lucio Fulci

That's all we need there.

That's one thing I got to say about the Fulci movies is that you really just kind of, you know,

the title card is just the fucking name of the movie right

they don't happy

Chris, I think it's time we head over to our actual movie, and that is The Gates of Hell, a.k.a.

The City of the Living Dead, a.k.a. almost Twilight of the Living Dead or whatever, from 1980.

The first movie of the Fulci Gates of Hell trilogy, of course, that being The Gates of Hell, The Beyond.

and then House by the Cemetery.

Movie pick of the day is going to be The New York Ripper.

And this one's by Lucio Fulci.

Man, this dude, I've said it in past podcasts, Lucio Fulci is probably one of my favorite directors of exploitation.

This guy, he goes all out, man.

He is wild.

It's so crazy.

But what a wild movie, man.

But, yeah, everybody, like, Lucio Fulci, everybody always goes to, like, zombie.

But I'm like, this is Argento.

This is Fulci.

This is Hitchcock.

You can see all the things that run through what John Carpenter is doing as he's doing his own work.

something it's it's a fun series it's kind of slowing down towards the end which is why i haven't finished it yet but um it's okay and then the other thing i watched was city of the dead um

that's the one right the what Is that the Lucio Fulci one where the person vomits their insides? No,

no.

I can't remember the director, but it has Christopher Lee in it.

I don't really know if it's going to help here.

And I'm saying that again, like someone got mad at me once because I was making fun of Fulci movies on my site.

And Lucio Fulci is like my favorite director, right? So I'm like, I am playfully saying things like, oh, no, you don't like him.

I'm like, do you know how many shirts I have? Like, I love him, but I can also lovingly make fun of somebody who made New York Ripper.

Like, do you know what I mean? Like there's, it's not, there's nothing so sacred.

this movie,

but part of me loved it.

Like I hate the bag on, this feels like an episode where I just make fun of Fulci and Stephen Thrower and Leslie Nielsen, but like even your heroes can do crappy stuff sometimes.

I feel like I'm definitely a fan of...

Oh, Lucio Fulci.

Sorry.

Apologies.

discovering the filmographies of Italian film directors Dario Argento and Lucio

Fulci.

We know those guys too.

Also, get ready.

So my first one being, and it's, it's a zombie film, but it's also kind of not.

And it is part of the gates of hell trilogy by Lucio Fulci.

And that's the beyond from 1980.

Um, I just...