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Aug 2, 2024 · Four of the Apocalypse was the first collaboration between director Lucio Fulci and cinematographer Sergio Salvati. The film was one of Salvati's first assignments as a director of photography. Salvati would work again with Fulci on several films ranging from Dracula in the Provinces, Zombi 2 and The House by the Cemetery.
Jul 25, 2024 · Lucio Fulci is a beloved name in the horror community, he struck fear in the hearts of censors back in the 1980s during the video nasties with several of his films being banned in the UK. Naturally, his films are the perfect subject for a death metal band and that’s where Italian death metal band Fulci comes in.
5 days ago · FULCI have definitely done it again with Duck Face Killings, both as a platter of supreme death metal but also in the way that they perfectly reflect the cinematic horror of The New York Ripper in audio form. With the band fully embracing the grime and horror of the movie, this is the perfect audio companion. Rating: 9/10.
Aug 5, 2024 · Album Review: New Fulci album Duck Face Killings pays homage to Lucio Fulci's horror classic The New York Ripper with brutal Death Metal tracks. A must listen. So obsessively enamoured by the cinematic gems, specifically the horror and exploitation films, of their fellow countryman, the late, great ...
Aug 8, 2024 · By Steel Druhm on August 8, 2024 in Reviews, Death Metal, 40 comments. Italian brutal death metal/horror synthwave act Fulci are one of the weirder groups lurking in the extreme metal scene. With a deep, abiding love of Italian horror cinema and especially the work of Lucio Fulci, these denizens of splatterporn always strived to serve two masters.
Aug 2, 2024 · Bottom Line: Fulci went more form over function with this one and it works. The deep cuts do indeed cut deep, there’s undeniable riffage all over this thing, and the concepts of adhering to Lucio Fulci’s work while also playing to the history of death metal and its genre mixing through the decades are quite admirable.
Aug 2, 2024 · Fulci! Born June 17, 1927, in Rome, Italy, Lucio Fulci spent 69 years on this Earth but left an eternal blood mark on the spirit of horror cinema. Fulci became synonymous with pushing the boundaries of the genre—which occasionally led to his films being outlawed in various areas around the globe—but simultaneously gained a substantial cult ...