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Notice the positioning of the man's hand in this pic... ...

Looks great! I haven't seen it.

Phantasm is a good flick also, and the sequels.

wellbeyond said:

That scene was so wasted on Rupert Everett... I should have been a stunt double for him!

Anna Falchi!!!

IceNine said:[quote][quote]
Ah, I think you confused your porn collection with your horror.

IceNine said:

What the hell is this movie about? doesn't look like a horror movie to me, it looks like a porno movie.

althom said:[quote]IceNine said:[quote]



oh nothing...just wanted to post this pic again





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ian said:

You HAVE to check this one out, Ian... it is really different than other horror movies. Strangely enough, this on gets shown at "art-house" theaters and such. It is very stylish and very great.

There is a new Italian transfer that is really great! I have an extra copy of the PAL DVD if anyone would like to purchase a copy. *hint, hint, hint*

Paisley said:

Yeah, MOST porno movies have decapitated heads, zombies, blood, gore, the black angel of death and things like that in them...

It is about zombies, necrophilia, murder, insanity and all kinds of other horror topics... it is FABULOUS!

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ian said:

Someone's not being quite fair in their deletion of threads and posts. Madonna's ass gets axed yet this gets to stay? How come?

REVIEW FROM HORRORDVDS.COM:

His name is Francesco Dellamorte (Rupert Everett). Weird name isn't it? Translated it means "Francis of Death". Francesco works for the local cemetery in the town of Buffalora, which is located in northern Italy. For some unknown reason the recently deceased rise from their grave 7 days after their burial. Dellamorte doesn't know why this happens, but he has taken it upon himself to shoot them in the head when they rise and then place them back in their graves to rest in peace.

Working along side Dellamorte is his slightly retarded assistant by the name of Gnaghi (Fran�ois Hadji-Lazaro), whose dialogue consists mostly of, "Nyah". The mayor's daughter, who Gnaghi met in the past and fell in love with, has died in a terrible motorcycle accident. Gnaghi decides to dig up her grave, and as he does so she begins to open her eyes to rise from the grave. Gnaghi decides to speed up the process by be-heading her with a shovel. He places the talking head in his television and they begin planning their future wedding.

Dellamorte's daily routine in the cemetery is interrupted when a beautiful young woman (Anna Falchi) arrives for a funeral to bury her husband. Dellamorte is immediately attracted to the woman and they fall in love soon after. While making love on the husbands grave they are interrupted when the dead man rises from the grave. The woman is bitten by her husband and dies. Dellamorte is now faced with the task of having to kill his love again when she rises from the grave.

Dellamorte keeps meeting what appears to be the same woman in different places. While it visually is the same woman the personality and life-style of each is entirely different. Each time, however, Dellamorte falls in love with the woman and each time they are separated for one reason or another. Eventually Dellamorte's sanity begins to crumble as he is torn between love, hate, and rage. He starts on a deadly rampage and begins to kill the living as well as the dead as he tries to leave this town he feels so trapped in.

This is ONE cool movie. Rupert Everett portrays, quite convincingly, the visually emotionless DellaMorte who begins to lose his sanity as his sanity begins to crumble. Fran�ois Hadji-Lazaro as Gnaghi was also convincing as the slightly retarded assistant of DellaMorte, who proves to be smarter than DellaMorte thinks. One thing is really liked about the movie is that it doesn't take itself too seriously. They don't try to makeup some sort of story as to why the zombies are rising from their graves. There's no meteor that crashed on earth or government gas causing the zombies to rise. They just rise...reason unknown. There's a good amount of humor throughout the film that blends well within the movie as well.


http://www.horrordvds.com...ws/a-m/dd/

I just realised i saw this film on telly a couple of years ago. I remember it because I kept wondering, what the hell was Rupert Everitt doing in an Italian film?

bkw said:

It was a great movie!

With that said... what did you think of the movie?

IceNine said:

I liked it. It was weird.

To sum up I thought it was interesting and strange, but I dont rate it as highly as you I guess. I'm no expert on horror films though.

Speaking of which, a horror film I thought was funny and amusing is "The Re-animator". Those scenes with the cat fucking crack me up!

bkw said:

"Dellamorte Dellamore" was certainly a VERY strange movie and it was not traditional horror... I found it to be quite refreshing. The little retarded guy falling in love with the disembodied head, the necrophilia, the zombies... what could possibly be better?

"Re-animator" is a classic too! That fucking cat was good, but my favorite part was when the beheaded scientist used his re-animated, disembodied head to lick that girl's pussy. Classic perversion!!!

IceNine said:

That scene is a classic! I think about that scene often for some reason.

Oh... this movie was released in America as "Cemetery Man."