....and you like Suspiria? What you just said describes Suspiria for me.

Suspiria had 2 things going for it: Jessica Harper and its look (direction, cinematography and art direction). Jessica Harper put in a good performance while surrounded by mediocre to bad actors, and the movie just looks really damn good. And the "dog kills the owner" scene in Suspiria was done far better than the similar scene in The Beyond


btw, something that pisses me off about Fulci: He has talent, and you'll never hear me say otherwise. But he NEVER USES IT! I get a glimpse here and there of his artistic abilities, mostly in Zombi 2, but he just puts out these shit movies.

Fulci had heaps of talent as far as I'm concerned. House By The Cemetery, The Beyond, City Of The Living Dead, Zombie and The New York Ripper are some of my favorite horror movies. I used to be a big Argento fiend but now I prefer Fulci's work for the elaberatley staged gore and Mario Bava for the staging and cinematography. Argento is average as hell for me after delving into these directors work. Don't get me wrong I still love his work but Bava and Fulci's flicks just do a lot more for me.

28 days later sucked.

Lets fight about it. :p

Ill admit that I can see why some people wouldn't like The Beyond.

what's fucked up? about those bitchs getting killed or me saying bitches. Hey if your a hooker then good chance your a bitch. Beyond I think is over-rated. alot of Fulci films I think there not that great, Fulci is so dam cheap he wouldn't spend some money to make his films a little better. they are some films that are cool somewhat but he was cheap and a Total asshole in real life. It just suck bc there are films that won't come out for rentel that we want to see.

What's really fucked up is a guy who can't type one coherent sentence and has an avatar with a weed leaf smoking a joint judging people as a whole and degrating women.

Yeh get 'em Angela! :D

You and your moronic posts are.

why?

It was caked in hokey CGI and fashionable low-fps, featured unappealing characters (atrocious acting from one of the lead women), but most damagingly reran the now shockingly familiar post-apocalyptic one about the survivors who meet up to battle the hordes of undead (or in this case infected nutters), tooling up and finding 'hope' along the way.

Danny Boyle's career and promise as a director after Shallow Grave and Trainspotting has taken a nosedive after A Life Less Ordinary, The Beach and now this.

28 Days had one of the lamest endings ever aswell.