Wolf Lake 7-8/10

Great acting.

Harlequin 8/10

1980?

Yes

I recently saw a few more classic Italian giallo films on Tubi TV from Lucio Fulci that I had not seen before, and it was about time I finally got to see these. One is "Aeigma," about a college prank gone wrong with the victim's ghost back to haunt all of those involved. Another is "Manhattan Baby," about a cursed antique found in an ancient Egyptian tomb, brought back to Manhattan to bring the ghosts of ancient Egyptian pasts into the city of Manhattan. The third one is "Demonia," about an archeology team accidentally digging up the ghosts of another evil past with the demons coming back to haunt everybody. These are all very intense and well done, which is to be expected when from Fulci, who has not disappointed me. Even his lowest rated films turned out to still be worth a look in my opinion. ::danger::

The 13th floor

"CROCODILE" DUNDEE-1986. The luster of this has faded for Me; still some fun parts, but the "Fish out of water" subtext (done twice here) seems to be scenes thrown together for the sake of it. Nice to see Caitlin Clarke (DRAGONSLAYER) and Reginald VelJohnson (DIE HARD). **1/2

I saw Croco Dudee many years after it came out. It had enough unique Australian culture and values and enough righteous indignation of poor behavior to be a fun one-time watch. I think most films have little rewatch value, and this one probably fits that mold.

watching one of my favorites, texas chainsaw massacre!

The Shout, 1978. 7/10

Director: Jerzy Skolimowski

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City of the Living Dead, 1980. 8/10

Director: Lucio Fulci


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The Haunting of Julia, 1977. 7/10

Director: Richard Loncraine