A Lizard in a Woman's Skin
Fulci's best giallo, a fever of LSD dreams and a murder that may not have happened.
Director · 7 films
7 films directed by Lucio Fulci are catalogued in the ledger, from 1971 to 1982. Countries of origin: Italy and France. The most common subgenres here are extreme / transgressive (4), giallo (3), zombie (3) and cosmic horror (2). The best-documented entries are Zombie Flesh Eaters (1979), The Beyond (1981) and City of the Living Dead (1980). Of these, 3 were banned, refused or seized somewhere.
Fulci's best giallo, a fever of LSD dreams and a murder that may not have happened.
Fulci's best film, and it is about a village killing the wrong person.
A zombie fights a shark. There is also an eye and a splinter. Fulci's most purely entertaining film.
A priest hangs himself and opens a gate. Fulci at his least coherent and most upsetting.
Almost no coherent plot and that is the argument for it. One of the bleakest endings in the genre.
Fulci's dream logic at its least coherent and most atmospheric. The dubbing of the child is a war crime.
Fulci's most repellent film, and it is truly designed to make you feel bad for watching it.