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Exterminators of the Year 3000 (1983)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

There are many Mad Max ripoffs and the most ripoff-iest of them all must be Exterminators of the Year 3000. The few original ideas contained within feel like asterisks, tiny details thrown in to “prove” this cheapo action adventure isn’t simply The Road Warrior on shuffle mode.

It's the year 3000. Nuclear war has destroyed the ozone belt. It hasn’t rained for years and the remnants of humanity battle on the roads for every remaining drop of water. When lone marauder Alien (Robert Iannucci) stumbles upon young Tommy (Luca Vennantini), he agrees to bring the boy to the source of water his tribe was desperately trying to reach. But even with the demented Crazy Bull (Fernando Bilbao) and his raving gang of lunatics forcing them to work in unison, Tommy can't trust his new partner.

You’ll immediately notice the Italian cast and the dubbed dialogue; dialogue so poorly written it confirms director Giuliano Carnimeo (as Jules Harrison) only had a tenuous understanding of the English language. It’s hard to determine if the villains’ constant references to “mother-grabbers” or “lousy splots of aberration” are attempts to self-censor and make the film available to those under 18 (they failed, it’s still rated R) or some of the weakest bits of world-building you’ve ever seen. Generally, I’d call the film tedious, but the dialogue is full of gems: bits of random words strung together that’ll make you laugh out loud. “Nothing is impossible with faith and prayer; even miracles!” indeed. Characters frequently tell you how they feel instead of letting their words, inflections or actions do so. Even if they were given brilliant lines to barf out, it wouldn't have matted. The people chosen to read the script are dreadful.

Giuliano Carnimeo makes you appreciate the skill and artistry of George miller. In this picture, there’s no escalation in the action, whatsoever. The climax has a big body count, but it’s nothing compared to a big sequence about 20-minutes in - a scene shamelessly lifted from the climax of The Road Warrior. It’s a pool of quicksand you’re only barely making your way through when finally, we’re properly introduced to this film’s Max Rockatansky: Alien. While Mel Gibson's character has charm and you can sense a heart beating beneath his bitter exterior, Robert Iannucci is like an unwrapped chocolate bar that’s been sitting on the pavement on a hot summer day. Even if you wanted to dig in, he wouldn’t be worth the effort. The guy’s just a jerk with no bargaining skills, and he’s not even good at what he does! Sculpting an anti-hero is delicate work and Exterminators of the Year 3000 is not up to the task at all.

Plot points frequently come out of nowhere, characters act illogically, their dialogue feels like a crossbow bolt through the palm and their performances are worse. Don’t even get me started on the scenes that demand they shed tears. You’d think the Italian movie people could at least get the stunts right, but they can’t. The gore isn’t convincing, and neither are any of the punches or kicks thrown. It then makes the fatal mistake of showing every explosion and crash in slow-motion. Now you'll definitely spot the helmet-wearing stunt drivers who have replaced the actors and their cheap costumes.

Exterminators of the Year 3000 (a title that is neither memorable nor appropriate for this film) is amusing for a while but sitting through the entire thing is a bore. You can have fun at its expense but eventually, the overwhelming, ever-pervasive shoddiness gets to you and you simply want it to end. (On Blu-ray, June 15, 2018)

#Exterminators of the Year 3000 #movies #films #movie reviews #film reviews #Giuliano Carmineo #Dardano Sacchetti #Elisa Briganti #Jose Truchado Reyes #Robert Iannucci #Alicia Moro #Eduardo Fajardo #1983 movies #1983 film

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CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 6 / 10

Título Original: Zombie AKA Zombie 2; Zombie Flesh Eaters

Año: 1979

Duración: 91 min

País: Italia

Dirección: Lucio Fulci

Guion: Elisa Briganti, Dardano Sacchetti

Música: Giorgio Cascio, Fabio Frizzi

Fotografía: Sergio Salvati

Reparto: Tisa Farrow, Ian McCulloch, Richard Johnson, Al Cliver, Stefania D'Amario

Productora: Variety Film Production

Género: Horror

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moviesandmania · 6 months

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THE EXTERMINATORS OF THE YEAR 3000 (1983) Reviews and free to watch in 4K

The Exterminators of the Year 3000 is a 1983 Italian-Spanish post-apocalypse action science fiction film about survivors searching for water. Directed by Giuliano Carnimeo [as Jules Harrison] (RatMan; The Case of the Bloody Iris; I Am Sartana, Your Angel of Death) from a screenplay co-written by Elisa Briganti, Dardano Sacchetti and José Truchado [as James A. Prich], the movie stars Robert…

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#1983 #Alicia Moro #Eduardo Fajardo #free to watch on YouTube #free to watch online #Giuliano Carnimeo #Italian #Luciano Pigozzi #Mad Max #review #reviews #Robert Iannucci #The Exterminators of the Year 3000

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lamilanomagazine · 2 years

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Trieste, lavori di edilizia scolastica per 4 milioni e mezzo

Trieste, lavori di edilizia scolastica per 4 milioni e mezzo. Durante la scorsa estate, il Comune di Trieste ha eseguito lavori di edilizia scolastica per quasi 4 milioni e mezzo di euro su 25 plessi scolastici. I dettagli sugli interventi svolti sono stati illustrati mercoledì nel corso di una conferenza stampa che si è tenuta presso la Sala Giunta del Comune di Trieste dagli Assessori comunali alle Politiche del Patrimonio Immobiliare, Elisa Lodi e alle Politiche dell'Educazione e della Famiglia, Nicole Matteoni alla presenza del Dirigente del Servizio Edilizia Scolastica e Sportiva Luigi Fantini e degli ingegneri del Servizio Sergio Ashiku, Luigi Stocchi e Diego Briganti. Nel periodo tra il 15 giugno e il 31 agosto 2022 sono stati eseguiti interventi in accordo quadro per 1.359.700 euro, di global service (cioè di manutenzione ordinaria) per 209.476,87 euro e infine interventi puntuali per 2.855.425,49 euro. «Quest'estate – ha rimarcato l'Assessore Elisa Lodi – abbiamo eseguito numerosi lavori nelle nostre scuole per complessivi 4.424.602,36 euro con 25 plessi interessati dalle manutenzioni, sia ordinarie che straordinarie. Nello specifico, interventi su soffitti, bonifiche amianto, interventi su impianti elettrici, ascensori e scale di emergenza e interventi puntuali, come ad esempio alla scuola primaria Duca D'Aosta per 600mila euro, alla scuola primaria Gaspardis per 850mila e all'Istituto comprensivo Iqbal Masih (su tutt'e tre le scuole presenti nel plesso) per oltre 978mila euro. Tutti lavori – ha proseguito Lodi - di manutenzione e di riqualificazione sia di spazi esterni che interni necessari allo svolgimento dell'attività scolastica. Un dato importante – ha sottolineato ancora Lodi – è che i lavori sono stati eseguiti a scuole chiuse: sono stati avviati al termine dell'anno scolastico e conclusi alla riapertura, per non creare disagi agli alunni». «L'edilizia scolastica – ha spiegato l'Assessore Nicole Matteoni - è una delle priorità di questa Amministrazione comunale. Con l'esecuzione di questi lavori, il Comune di Trieste ha dimostrato quanto ha a cuore il tema dell'edilizia scolastica intervenendo su tantissimi plessi (dagli asili nido alle scuole statali) rispondendo alla necessità di una continua manutenzione degli immobili allo scopo di offrire spazi decorosi e dignitosi ai nostri ragazzi. L'impegno prosegue – ha concluso Matteoni -. Sono già previsti infatti anche altri futuri lavori che permetteranno di incrementare la bellezza e fruibilità dei nostri plessi scolastici e tengo a sottolineare come la giunta sia al nostro fianco per dare risposte sempre più puntuali e complete ai nostri ragazzi».... Read the full article

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THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY (1981) – Episode 209 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“Why do you keep telling me to go on with those pills? I feel fine. I never felt better! My nerves are fine the way they are!” If you moved into a house in the middle of a cemetery with an actual tomb inside the house, and it was the site of a murder-suicide, your nerves might be shot too. Join your faithful Grue-Crew – Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr – as they check out the final entry in Lucio Fulci’s Gates of Hell Trilogy, The House by the Cemetery (1981).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 209 – The House by the Cemetery (1981)

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A New England home is terrorized by a series of murders, unbeknownst to the guests that a gruesome secret is hiding in the basement.

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Directed: Lucio Fulci

Writers: Dardano Sacchetti, Giorgio Mariuzzo, Lucio Fulci (screenplay); Elisa Briganti (story) (as Elisa Livia Briganti); H.P. Lovecraft (inspiration) (uncredited)

Music: Walter Rizzati

Cinematography: Sergio Salvati (director of photography)

Makeup Department:

Giannetto De Rossi (makeup artist/special makeup effects artist)

Maurizio Trani (makeup artist/special makeup effects artist)

Selected Cast:

Catriona MacColl as Lucy Boyle (credited as Katherine MacColl)

Paolo Malco as Dr. Norman Boyle

Ania Pieroni as Ann (babysitter)

Giovanni Frezza as Bob Boyle

Silvia Collatina as Mae Freudstein

Dagmar Lassander as Laura Gittleson

Giovanni De Nava as Dr. Freudstein

Daniela Doria as the first female victim

Gianpaolo Saccarola as Daniel Douglas

Carlo De Mejo as Mr. Wheatley

Kenneth A. Olsen as Harold (credited as John Olson)

Elmer Johnsson as the Cemetery Caretaker

Ranieri Ferrara as a victim

Teresa Rossi Passante as Mary Freudstein

Lucio Fulci as Professor Mueller (uncredited)

The House by the Cemetery, aka Quella villa accanto al cimitero (original title), is Jeff’s pick and he loves it. Despite the weird voice dubbed for Bob, the young boy in the story, he digs the atmospheric music, the long-drawn-out kill scenes, and what turns out to be a fairly coherent story, at least for a Fulci film. Crystal also loves The House by the Cemetery. Besides having maggots, gruesome kills, a weird story, and a creepy kid, it’s very well shot.

The little boy is not cute, according to Bill, and he too describes the horrible voice dubbing of said boy. Though The House by the Cemetery is not his favorite of the trilogy, he still thinks it’s pretty cool. Despite the frequent scenes of characters walking around the house calling out names, it is pretty to look at and really well made.

The Decades of Horror Grue Crews always have something to say about Lucio Fulci’s work. Here are the Decades of Horror episodes discussing Fulci’s work:

ZOMBIE (1979) — Episode 62 — Decades Of Horror 1970s

CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD (The Gates Of Hell, 1980) – Episode 145 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

THE BEYOND (1981) – Episode 123 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

THE BLACK CAT (1981) – Episode 184 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

As of this writing, The House by the Cemetery is available to stream from Shudder. In terms of physical media, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD discs from Blue Underground are available.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Bill, will be Clash of the Titans (1981) with a stellar cast and, of course, the magic of Ray Harryhausen!

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: leave them a message or leave a comment on the gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the website or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected]

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In the year 3000, the world was a wasteland due to nuclear war. A group of survivors made a journey to find water. Standing between them and the life giving well was a deranged desert biker gang known as the Exterminators. ("Exterminators of the Year 3000", flm)

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1990: The Bronx Warriors (1982) Review by RevTerry

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Warriors of the Year 2072 will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on November 30 via Severin Films. The 1984 Italian post-apocalyptic sci-fi action film is directed by Lucio Fulci (Zombie, The Beyond).

Fulci wrote the script with Elisa Briganti (Zombie), Cesare Frugoni (Slave of the Cannibal God), and Dardano Sacchetti (The Beyond). Jared Martin, Fred Williamson, Howard Ross, Eleanora Brigliadori, Donald O'Brien, and Al Cliver star.

Warriors of the Year 2072 has been newly restored in 4K from an interpositive. It includes reversible artwork. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by film historians Nathaniel Thompson and Troy Howarth

The Fulci Tapes: Conversations between director Lucio Fulci and biographer Michele Romagnoli

Interview with writer Dardano Sacchetti

Interview with actor Howard Ross

Interview with actor Al Cliver

Interview with actress Cinzia Monreale

Interview with cinematographer Giuseppe Pinori

Interview with Antonella Fulci, daughter of director Lucio Fulci

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In a future dominated by ultra-violent TV entertainment, the top-rated global sport Kill-Bike drafts two condemned gladiators (Jared Martin and Fred Williamson) - for a Battle of the Damned in the Roman Coliseum.

Pre-order Warriors of the Year 2072.

#warriors of the year 2072 #lucio fulci #jared martin #fred williamson #80s movies #1980s movies #severin films #dvd #gift #dardano sacchetti #post apocalyptic #80s sci fi #80s science fiction #italian film #italian horror

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mcbastardsmausoleum · 4 years

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The House By The Cemetery (1981) gets a 3-Disc Limited Edition 4K from @blueundergroundfilms on 1/21 Extras: - NEW! Audio Commentary with Troy Howarth, Author of Splintered Visions: Lucio Fulci and His Films - Deleted Scene - Theatrical Trailers - TV Spot - Poster & Still Galleries - Meet the Boyles - Interviews with Stars Catriona MacColl and Paolo Malco - Children of the Night - Interviews with Stars Giovanni Frezza and Silvia Collatina Tales of Laura Gittleson - Interview with Star Dagmar Lassander - My Time With Terror - Interview with Star Carlo De Mejo - A Haunted House Story - Interviews with Co-Writers Dardano Sacchetti and Elisa Briganti - To Build a Better Death Trap: Interviews with Cinematographer Sergio Salvati, Special Make-Up Effects Artist Maurizio Trani, Special Effects Artist Gino De Rossi, and Actor Giovanni De Nava - NEW!House Quake - Interview with Co-Writer Giorgio Mariuzzo - NEW! Catriona MacColl Q&A - NEW!Calling Dr. Freudstein - Interview with Stephen Thrower, Author of Beyond Terror: The Films of Lucio Fulci - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Walter Rizzati - BONUS! Collectable Booklet with new essay by Michael Gingold https://www.instagram.com/p/B5wohrUFdwC/?igshid=6mn3pd63ku9m

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Blue Underground Unleashes Lucio Fulci’s ZOMBIE on Blu-Ray in a 4K Restoration!

Available Now!

In Italy, it was considered the 'unofficial sequel' to Dawn of the Dead. In England, it was known as Zombie Flesh Eaters and banned as obscene. In America, it was called ZOMBIE and advertised with the depraved tag line "WE ARE GOING TO EAT YOU!"

Tisa Farrow (The Grim Reaper), Ian McCulloch (Contamination), Al Cliver (Cannibals), and Richard Johnson (The Haunting) star in this worldwide splatter sensation directed by 'Maestro Of Gore' Lucio Fulci (City of the Living Dead, The House By The Cemetery) that remains one of the most eye-skewering, skin-ripping, gore-gushingly graphic horror hits of all time!

Just in time for its 40th Anniversary, Blue Underground is proud to present ZOMBIE in a brand-new 4K Restoration from the original uncut and uncensored camera negative. This is ZOMBIE like you've truly never seen it before, bursting at the seams with hours of new and archival Extras!

Disc 1 (Blu-ray) Feature + Extras:

NEW! Audio Commentary #1 with Troy Howarth, Author of Splintered Visions: Lucio Fulci and His Films

Audio Commentary #2 with Star Ian McCulloch and Diabolik Magazine Editor Jason J. Slater

NEW! When The Earth Spits Out The Dead – Interview with Stephen Thrower, Author of Beyond Terror: The Films of Lucio Fulci

Theatrical Trailers

TV Spots

Radio Spots

Poster & Still Gallery

Guillermo del Toro Intro

Disc 2 (Blu-ray) Extras:

Zombie Wasteland – Interviews with Stars Ian McCulloch, Richard Johnson & Al Cliver, and Actor/Stuntman Ottaviano Dell’Acqua

Flesh Eaters on Film – Interview with Co-Producer Fabrizio De Angelis

Deadtime Stories – Interviews with Co-Writers Elisa Briganti and (Uncredited) Dardano Sacchetti

World of the Dead – Interviews with Cinematographer Sergio Salvati and Production & Costume Designer Walter Patriarca

Zombi Italiano – Interviews with Special Make-Up Effects Artists Gianetto De Rossi & Maurizio Trani and Special Effects Artist Gino De Rossi

Notes on a Headstone – Interview with Composer Fabio Frizzi

All in the Family – Interview with Antonella Fulci

Zombie Lover – Award-Winning Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about one of his favorite films

BONUS CD – ZOMBIE Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Fabio Frizzi

BONUS Collectable Booklet with new essay by Author Stephen Thrower

WORLD PREMIERE! New 4K Restoration from the uncensored original camera negative

High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) Widescreen 2.40:1 feature presentation and Bonus Extras Blu-ray

Audio: 7.1 DTS-HD (English, Italian); 2.0 DTS-HD (English, Italian); 1.0 Dolby Digital (French)

Press Quotes:

“You simply HAVE to own a copy of ZOMBIE, and there is no better edition than this one in my not-so-humble opinion!” - Horror Fuel

"...Vastly improved over what we’ve seen before, presenting the film in immaculate shape. The movie itself remains a milestone in Italian horror cinema, a fiercely entertaining and gore-soaked classic that refuses to stay dead." - Rock Shock Pop

"This presentation, from the 4K restoration, is extremely impressive... Blue Underground has absolutely done Lucio Fulci’s 1979 horror classic justice here visually on this new Blu-ray release of the film." - High Def Disc News

#lucio fulci #blue underground #zombie #zombie flesh eaters #zombi 2 #dawn of the dead #george romero #ian mcculloch #4k restoration #film restoration #al cliver #elisa briganti #fabio frizzi #guillermo del toro #troy howarth #tisa farrow

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1990: The Bronx Warriors (1982)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

I watched 1990: The Bronx Warriors as part of my exploration of the “Road Warrior Post-Apocalyptic” genre. For the most part, the various imitators and derivatives have been aping the Mad Max franchise. This is the first time I’ve seen “inspiration” principally drawn from the other two establishing films of the genre: Escape from New York and The Warriors. The results are one of the most uninteresting and cheap attempts I’ve seen so far.

In (the then futuristic) year 1990, New York’s Bronx is dominated by crime and declared a No Man’s Land. The police have given up all attempts to bring order to the raving biker gangs who roam the streets. Ann (Stefania Girolami), the 17-year-old heiress to the nefarious Manhattan corporation runs to the lawless wasteland to hide from the responsibilities she will soon inherit. There, she befriends The Riders and their leader, Trash (Marco Di Gregorio). To get the woman back to the boardroom where she belongs, the Manhattan Corporation hires a mercenary named Hammer (Vic Morrow) to do anything it takes.

It begins as a thinly veiled rip-off of John Carpenter’s memorable action film and then turns into a cheaper, lazier, and endlessly duller version of Walter Hill’s cult-classic. You go in assuming this will be a cheap film; the other Post-Apocalyptic adventures didn’t exactly have big budgets. Even so, this is inexcusable. This film is too low-grade to deliver even the mildest form of vehicular carnage, which is a shame because the Warriors’ – I mean the Riders’ – motorcycles look so flimsy you know they’d fly in a million pieces if they hit even a medium-sized pothole. I’m not joking when I say it looks like they bought a bunch of Halloween decorations – on November 1st when they’re heavily discounted- and then glue-gunned them onto the steering wheel of their motorcycles.

The performances are horrible and the actors are made to look even worse by the ADR. Everyone’s all mush-mouthed, and with the home release’s lack of subtitles, you’ll struggle to understand what anyone is saying. Had this plot had any kind of substance or complexity to it, you’d be completely lost. Nonetheless, you keep watching, hoping there will be some cool stunts or hand-to-hand combat scenes to make this effort worth your time. Your hope is in vain.

The only way to draw enjoyment from 1990: The Bronx Warriors is by making fun of it. Even so, it doesn’t have much to offer. It’s agonizingly dull and so obviously devoid of any kind of passion, enthusiasm or effort. The one thing that might bring a smile to your face are some of the characters’ names and the art direction. If it seems as though I’m grasping at straws, I am but how could you not laugh at characters named Hotdog (Christopher Connelly), Witch (Elisabetta Dessy), The Ogre (Fred Williamson), Ice (John Loffredo) and… Paul (Rocco Lero)? Some of the random gangs receive given quirks that make them mildly diverting, such as a group of mimes who perform a coordinated dance, but those add nothing to the story. It’s a flat picture, obviously shot in a run-down neighbourhood. It drains the life out of you.

I suffered through 1990: The Bronx Warriors so you wouldn’t have to. There’s no reason to see this, even if you enjoy the stories it’s shamelessly burglarizing. I didn’t think it could get any worse than Exterminators from the Year 3000, but here we are. To survive these films, I’m going to have to set the bar way lower than expected. This Italian production has not one, but two sequels and I can’t imagine either being any better than this. (On DVD, August 4, 2018)

#1990: The Bronx Warriors #movies #films #movie reviews #film reviews #Enzo G. Castellari #Elisa Livia Briganti #Dardano Sacchetti #Vic Morrow #Christopher Connelly #Fred Williamson #Mark Gregory #1982 movies #1982 films

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E partita la START UP di CG Entertainment per il Capolavoro del Maestro Lucio Fulci ....

ZOMBI 2 / Zombi Flash Heaters

“BLU-RAY + Master HD da restauro 4K”

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Grazie alle richieste dei nostri fan abbiamo deciso di portare in HD il film che ha cambiato il cinema horror, definito da Quentin Tarantino "Il miglior film sui morti viventi." Zombi 2, la sintesi perfetta tra la tradizione classica degli zombi anni '40 e i nuovi morti viventi lanciati da George A. Romero: un vertice dell' arte sanguinaria di Lucio Fulci.

Per realizzare la Limited Edition Blu-ray (500 copie) dobbiamo raggiungere l'obbiettivo di 300 pezzi, acquistabili fino al 16 Luglio 2019.

Questa versione non sarà disponibile altrove.

L'EDIZIONE CONTERRA':

1. BLU-RAY del film Master HD da restauro 4K

2. Artwork esclusivo ed inedito nella slipcase di cartone

3. Artwork alternativo per l'Amaray interno

4. 1 Card da collezione

5. Booklet inedito ed esclusivo in collaborazione con Nocturno Cinema

6. Extra:

La leggenda di Zombi 2: interviste a Dardano Sacchetti, Elisa Briganti, Fabio Frizzi, Giannetto De Rossi, Sergio Salvati

Quando i morti camminarono sulla Terra: interviste ad Al Cliver, Ian McCulloch, Richard Johnson, Ottaviano Dell'Acqua

La notte americana del dr. Fulci: intervista a Lucio Fulci

Zombie at Cinema Wasteland

30 anni di Zombi 2

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8. Copia numerata e limitata (500 copie)

9. Packaging: Slipcase, Standard Box Clear 1 Tray

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Pre-acquista entro il 17 Luglio la tua copia di Zombi 2 - Start Up Limited Edition Blu-ray a soli €16,99 spese di spedizione incluse!

CONSEGNA DELLE COPIE:

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MANHATTAN BABY (1982) Reviews and overview [updated]

‘A soul engulfed by evil!’ Manhattan Baby is a 1982 Italian supernatural horror film directed by Lucio Fulci from a screenplay written by Elisa Briganti and Dardano Sacchetti. The original Italian title is L’occhio del male [“The Evil Eye”]. It was retitled Possessed in the UK and Eye of the Evil Dead in the USA. The soundtrack score was composed by Fabio Frizzi. Plot: On holiday in Egypt with…

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#1982 #Blu-ray #Christopher Connelly #film #horror #Italian #Lucio Fulci #Manhattan Baby #movie #New York #possessed #review #reviews

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Zombie Flesh Eaters

Zombie Flesh Eaters (Zombi 2) Review #zombi2 #fulci #horror #zombies

Zombie Flesh Eaters (aka Zombi 2, aka Zombie) is a bloody, gory zombie movie that has mixes of Voodoo zombies as well as Romero’s flesh eating type zombies. Add in the great Lucio Fulci directing and practical effects and you get a good zombie movie. Photo Credit: Variety Film Production Released: Jul 18, 1980Runtime: 91 minsDirector: Lucio FulciWriter: Elisa Briganti, Dardano SacchettiActors:…

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Blue Underground set to release ZOMBIE and MANIAC

on 4K UHD Blu-ray on May 26th

PRE-ORDER HERE

Blue Underground is proud to present critically acclaimed restorations of ZOMBIE and MANIAC in true 4K Ultra High Definition with Dolby Vision HDR and a new Dolby Atmos audio mix, bursting at the seams with hours of new and archival extras.

"We put a lot of time and work into restoring films like MANIAC and ZOMBIE," said William Lustig, President of Blue Underground. " We're thrilled that fans can now view them at home in true 4K Ultra HD, with Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range and new Dolby Atmos audio mixes."

ZOMBIE

The Dead Are Among Us on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray!

In Italy, it was considered the 'unofficial sequel' to DAWN OF THE DEAD. In England, it was known as ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS and banned as obscene. In America, it was called ZOMBIE and advertised with the depraved tag line "WE ARE GOING TO EAT YOU!" Tisa Farrow (THE GRIM REAPER), Ian McCulloch (CONTAMINATION), Al Cliver (CANNIBALS), and Richard Johnson (THE HAUNTING) star in this worldwide splatter sensation directed by 'Maestro Of Gore' Lucio Fulci (THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY, THE NEW YORK RIPPER) that remains one of the most eye-skewering, skin-ripping, gore-gushingly graphic horror hits of all time!

Disc 1 (4K UHD Blu-ray) Feature Film + Extras:

* Audio Commentary #1 with Troy Howarth, Author of Splintered Visions: Lucio Fulci and His Films

* Audio Commentary #2 with Star Ian McCulloch and Diabolik Magazine Editor Jason J. Slater

* When The Earth Spits Out The Dead - Interview with Stephen Thrower, Author of Beyond Terror: The Films of Lucio Fulci

* Theatrical Trailers

* TV Spots

* Radio Spots

* Poster & Still Gallery

* Guillermo del Toro Intro

Disc 2 (Blu-ray) Extras:

* Zombie Wasteland - Interviews with Stars Ian McCulloch, Richard Johnson & Al Cliver, and Actor/Stuntman Ottaviano Dell'Acqua

* Flesh Eaters on Film - Interview with Co-Producer Fabrizio De Angelis

* Deadtime Stories - Interviews with Co-Writers Elisa Briganti and (Uncredited) Dardano Sacchetti

* World of the Dead - Interviews with Cinematographer Sergio Salvati and Production & Costume Designer Walter Patriarca

* Zombi Italiano - Interviews with Special Make-Up Effects Artists Gianetto De Rossi & Maurizio Trani and Special Effects Artist Gino De Rossi

* Notes on a Headstone - Interview with Composer Fabio Frizzi

* All in the Family - Interview with Antonella Fulci

* Zombie Lover - Award-Winning Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro talks about one of his favorite films

ZOMBIE (3-Disc Limited Edition) Blu-ray Reviews:

* "5 out of 5! The release is sourced from an exclusive new 4K restoration that is simply a thing of beauty. I think that it is the best work that the folks at Blue Underground have done to date... All in all, there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that the folks at Blue Underground have produced the definitive master and release of ZOMBIE. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!" - Blu-ray.com

* "Blue Underground has delivered the definitive home video release of ZOMBIE... It's difficult to imagine this 4K remaster and three-disc limited edition ever being dethroned... One of the most extraordinary cult cinema packages I've ever come across. I haven't awarded this site's highest rating to a title in more than two years, but Blue Underground's astonishing efforts here are richly deserving. DVD Talk Collector Series" - DVD Talk

* "ZOMBIE is a spaghetti splatter cornerstone that looks better than ever in Blue Underground's new 4K restoration-one of the few absolute 'must-own' releases for horror fans this year!" - Rue Morgue

* "Fulci gets so many elements of this film right - atmosphere, gore, story, decent characterization. This is Criterion-level treatment, and in some ways even more impressive. Undoubtedly, some of the best work Blue Underground has ever done, and if you're familiar with their transfers that's saying a lot. This is a no-brainer pick as one of the year's best home video releases!" - Dread Central * "Blue Underground's work on this title blew all of my expectations out of the water - the transfer truly is a revelation. After years of seeing this film in substandard quality, it's a shock to see it in such pristine quality - almost as if it was shot yesterday. Add to that a large extras selection and you have one of the finest Blu-ray horror releases of the year. Beyond recommended!" - The Digital Bits

MANIAC

The Notorious Horror Classic! Now on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray!

Frank Zito (a career performance by writer/executive producer Joe Spinell of ROCKY and THE GODFATHER fame) is a deeply disturbed man, haunted by the traumas of unspeakable childhood abuse. And when these horrific memories begin to scream inside his mind, Frank prowls the seedy streets of New York City to stalk and slaughter innocent young women. Now Frank has begun a relationship with a beautiful photographer (Caroline Munro of THE SPY WHO LOVED ME), yet his vile compulsions remain. These are the atrocities of a human monster. This is the story of a MANIAC.

Directed by William Lustig (MANIAC COP 2, VIGILANTE) and featuring landmark gore effects by Tom Savini (DAWN OF THE DEAD, FRIDAY THE 13th), this relentlessly shocking and disturbing film was originally banned or censored all over the world due to its graphic violence.

Disc 1 (4K UHD Blu-ray) Feature Film + Extras:

* Audio Commentary #1 with Producer/Director William Lustig and Producer Andrew Garroni

* Audio Commentary #2 with Producer/Director William Lustig, Special Make-Up Effects Artist Tom Savini, Editor Lorenzo Marinelli, and Joe Spinell's Assistant Luke Walter

* Theatrical Trailers

* TV Spots

* Radio Spots

Disc 2 (Blu-ray) Extras:

* MANIAC Outtakes

* Returning to the Scene of the Crime with William Lustig

* Anna and the Killer - Interview with Star Caroline Munro

* The Death Dealer - Interview with Special Make-Up Effects Artist Tom Savini

* Dark Notes - Interview with Composer Jay Chattaway

* Maniac Men - Interview with Songwriters Michael Sembello and Dennis Matkosky

* The Joe Spinell Story

* Mr. Robbie: Maniac 2 Promo Reel

* MANIAC Publicity

* MANIAC Controversy

MANIAC (3-Disc Limited Edition) Blu-ray Reviews:

* "5 out of 5! It is sourced from an outstanding 4K remaster that will end up being the final makeover that the film gets on the home video market. The bonus material that was gathered for the release...is beyond overwhelming. Simply put, the folks at Blue Underground went to work to produce the definitive home video release of MANIAC and they delivered it. As far as I am concerned this is the type of top-quality work that deserves a perfect overall score. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!"- Blu-ray.com

* "5 out of 5! This new 4K restoration of the original true 16MM negatives looks absolutely stellar. The folks at Blue Underground have absolutely done this film justice with this new 'Limited Edition' Blu-ray Disc release. It's sheer perfection in every single area. 5 across the board here for ratings, and that's something very rare for me to be able to justify!" - High Def Disc News

* "MANIAC is a horror classic. Blue Underground has treated it as such. A near flawless transfer, thoughtful audio commentaries, and a wealth of extras. As a result, MANIAC is a 'Top 10 Blu-Rays of the Year' level release. HIGHEST POSSIBLE RECOMMENDATION!!!" - The Movie Isle

* "10 out of 10! Blue Underground are heads and shoulders the fan's company as they are bringing us all these amazing films from our youth in stunning high definition and amazing quality with a lot of great special features. MANIAC on Blu-ray is a must buy!" - Wicked Channel

* "Almost forty years later, MANIAC has lost none of its power to shock... Blue Underground's Blu-ray reissue is a thing of morbid beauty, presenting the picture in a gorgeous new transfer, with really strong audio and with a couple of important new extras and all of the archival material from past editions as well. Highly recommended" - Rock! Shock! Pop!

* "MANIAC is just not a film you can ignore . . . especially in its final moments. Blue Underground presents the 4K restoration of MANIAC on Blu-ray with stunning results. With an upgrade in sound and in vision, this low budget shocker, originally filmed on 16mm, looks almost new again!" - Reel Reviews

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