Time Out calls it "the sort of disreputable movie the Surrealists would have loved".
Wednesday, October 06, 2021
City of the Living Dead (1980)
City of the Living Dead (aka The Gates of Hell) is a 1980 Italian horror film directed by horror master Lucio Fulci. Fulci has a cameo. It is the first installment of the "Gates of Hell" trilogy which also includes The Beyond and The House by the Cemetery.
Time Out calls it "the sort of disreputable movie the Surrealists would have loved".
Time Out calls it "the sort of disreputable movie the Surrealists would have loved".
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How was your 1960's movie day? I wonder why surrealists would have loved this film. Happy Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteIt was laundry day, so it was a good day to have movies I'd seen on in the background. Now that we don't have cable I can't use MSNBC for that lol
Delete...a name for many cities today.
ReplyDeleteThe cities are alive and well ;)
DeleteDon’t think I’ve seen this one
ReplyDeleteYou can't see them all ;)
DeleteJust seeing your reply to Erika ... it was ironing day for me! But no movies!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Movies are on a lot around here lol
DeleteI may have to watch this just so I can determine why surrealists would appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteFulci is a name worth looking for.
DeleteGreat start (after the darn ad - you have that, too, now?!).
ReplyDeleteIt´s over an hour, no idea if we have the data range yet, sadly.
Germany... behind a rock...
Bummer :( I didn't know y'all had time/data limits.
DeleteThis sounds good! Thanks, Valerie
ReplyDeleteFulci's interesting.
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