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Umberto Lenzi

Umberto Lenzi

Italian film director and screenwriterWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Umberto Lenzi".

Oct 12, 2026

EliseHOST
9:49
And then there were two other movies.
EliseHOST
9:51
There was, um, a movie called, uh, La Casa [laughs] Casa 3, or The House 3, from Umberto Lenzi.
TonyHOST
9:59
Ooh, okay.
EliseHOST
10:00
Mm-hmm.
Scott WestGUEST
68:14
[laughs]
Liam CarmeloHOST
68:19
S- somebody once asked Umberto Lenzi, the director of, of course, Nightmare City, you know, he made all these great, uh, zombie films.
Liam CarmeloHOST
68:25
He was like, "My films aren't zombie films.
Liam CarmeloHOST
68:27
They're infected people movies." Do you think this falls into that line? Do you, is this an infected people movie versus a zombie film? Because of course, as we find out during this film, they are being infected with this radiation pesticide, as Matt said earlier in this episode.
Dave ParkerHOST
20:52
next one here is from Cult Epics.
Dave ParkerHOST
20:54
And this is a film by Umberto Lenzi.
Dave ParkerHOST
20:56
And this is a genre that I'm not super, you know, I wouldn't say interesting.
Dave ParkerHOST
21:00
I just stopped super versed in it.
Dave ParkerHOST
21:02
And of course, this is Criminal, the 4K here.
Dave ParkerHOST
21:06
Umberto Lenzi directed this one in 66.
Dave ParkerHOST
21:08
And the commentary helped a lot with Ercolani and Troy Haworth, who I love.
Dave ParkerHOST
21:13
I love their commentaries.
Millie De ChiricoHOST
88:27
It was made in 1980.
Millie De ChiricoHOST
88:29
It was directed by Umberto Lenzi, who is well-known in my brain for making Cannibal Ferox.
Millie De ChiricoHOST
88:39
Have you ever seen Cannibal Ferox? No.
Millie De ChiricoHOST
88:42
A.K.A. Make Them Die Slowly.
James EldredHOST
4:55
But I watched two B-movies.
James EldredHOST
4:57
I watched Criminal... which is a Italian movie, I believe, by Umberto Lenzi from 1966.
James EldredHOST
5:06
Umberto Lenzi did Cannibal Pharaoh, Eyeball, which is not a bad gallo, Ghost House, which is a bad movie.
James EldredHOST
5:17
Um... uh, Rome on to the teeth, which is pretty good.
James EldredHOST
5:22
A good gallo version of Diabolique called so sweet, so perverse that has, uh, kale Baker in it.
KevinHOST
13:42
you really compare them, though? It just feels hard to put that.
BillHOST
13:45
Again, I think this lives more in the Umberto Lenzi and Ernesto Gastaldi, Dario Argento wheelhouse.
BillHOST
13:53
I don't think it's really comparable to those two guys.
BillHOST
13:56
De Palma, maybe.
Nick JacksonGUEST
12:46
I think it was...
Nick JacksonGUEST
12:48
Was it Umberto Lenzi or something? Or no, it wasn't Thanos.
Nick JacksonGUEST
12:51
Somebody else said that it has to be a mystery that you can solve.
Nick JacksonGUEST
12:55
It has to be a mystery that you...

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Nick JacksonGUEST
65:01
Lamberto Bava film.
Nick JacksonGUEST
65:01
One of each.
Nick JacksonGUEST
65:02
Fulci, and then that would be Umberto Lenzi.
Nick JacksonGUEST
65:06
uh with the last one that that would be what i would do and then some of those might appeal to you you know what i mean like maybe you'll be like hey i really liked demons i'll watch more down that vein or if you know i really liked the beyond i'm going to go down that path you know what i mean

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