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- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Eva Gordon
- (as Lara Naszinski)
- Kathy
- (as Mijlijana Zirojevic)
- Tom
- (as a different name)
- Ms. Jones
- (as Lijlijana Blagojevic)
- Police Inspector
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
- Student
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Recensioni in evidenza
Sounds great for Fulci fans, but don't hold your breath. The various revenge murders are all very unimpressive and often ridiculous, including death by being scared of a museum and death by being confronted with a boyfriend's corpse! What's wrong with these people!? The film has no highlights of gore whatsoever, which is a major shortcoming in a Fulci film. Even it's set piece murder, a "death by snails" sequence will probably leave you laughing (how exactly do snails manage to overpower someone??). This, along with the film's title, makes me think that Fulci is actually trying to emulate Argento's far superior "Phenomeona".
The film is generally pretty confusing, as Kathy's power, and her hold over the possessed girl are never properly explained. The acting is awful, the lead character (the possessed student) wanders around looking totally bored, so you won't really care about any of the characters. It's also ugly and dull to look at, even though Fulci tries to ape Argento yet again by bathing many shots in lurid coloured lighting, mostly a tiresome bright blue, but it just doesn't add up to anything coherent. The dubbing is poor as usual ans there's a really REALLY, bad ballad being crooned over the prologue when Kathy is looking forward to her big night out! Even Fulci completists could rest easy without ever watching this one. A real stinker.
Donald C. Willis described the film as a "episodic horror-fantasy variation on 'Carrie' by way of 'Patrick' and 'The Medusa Touch'" and that the "heavy-handed intro" makes the film get "off to a bad start". He forgot "Slugs", though this film is nastier than "Slugs" and may be worth watching for that very reason.
The interesting thing is how this is a Yugoslavian film. What? I feel like that deserves more of an explanation. I know that Romania was popular for a while to film on the cheap, but you rarely hear about Yugoslavia. What was Fulci doing there?
The film didn't make a lot of sense in general, but it's mostly well shot and has Fulci's trademark atmosphere and grit.
Overall, there's nothing earth shattering, but its story is told in unusual ways and I enjoyed it. That's good enough for me.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizLucio Fulci: A police detective at the crime scene of Fred Vernon's death.
- BlooperDoctor Anderson's car has European license plates instead of U.S. plates or more specifically, Massachusetts Plates.
- Citazioni
Dr. Robert Anderson: [after a passionate make-out session with Eva, awkward in Jenny's presence] Wait a minute. Let me catch my breath.
Eva Gordon: I don't want you to breathe. I don't want you to do anything. I want you with me always!
[returns to making out with Robert, ignoring Jenny. Kathy laughs through her tubes in the trauma center]
- Versioni alternativeThe version released by Image Entertainment as part of their "EuroShock Collection" is missing some minor bits of dialogue throughout, and is also missing a 5-second flashback sequence when Eva is sitting on the bench. This version runs 86 minutes, while the original Italian version is approximately 90 minutes.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Aenigma: Lucio Fulci and the 80s (2017)
- Colonne sonoreHead Over Heels
(misspelled as "Head Over Meels")
Written by Douglas Meakin (as A.D. Meakin) and Carlo Maria Cordio (as C.M. Cordio)
Sung by Douglas Meakin
Published by Giuliana & Schmidl s.r.l.
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