It’s interesting to see a foreign-made zombie film that isn’t necessarily directly copying George A. Romero’s footsteps, but making its own way. It’s more of a response. And it does something Romero’s zombies don’t which is give a reason behind their rise and actions. That can be seen as either good or bad, but I think it works well with the plot.
On that subject, there are a few messages that stand out. One is the whole fucking around with…
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The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue 1974
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Deep Red 1975
This was one of the first few Giallo films I had seen when Joe Bob Briggs was presenting it. I wasn’t sure what to make of it at first, but once I explored more Italian horror I came to enjoy Deep Red more.
Deep Red was the first time that Dario Argento, Goblin, and Daria Nicolodi worked together so for that reason alone it holds a certain importance.
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Phantasm II 1988
I always felt like this one was kind of empty the first few times I watched it. Like it was lacking something. It takes a lot of elements from Phantasm and just re-tells them to us. The big twist is exactly what we already knew. At the same time there are some new things thrown in to at least make it more interesting. It's fun and it has it's own style that works pretty well as part of the Phantasm…
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Halloween 1978
The plot of Halloween is very simplistic. A mad man who escaped from a mental institution is going around killing promiscuous teens on Halloween night. So why is it looked upon as one of the scariest horror movies by so many people? I'm not gonna lie, when I first watched it I really didn't see what was so terrifying about it. But I've come to find that the more I watch Halloween the more I notice that there is a…
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