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Originally Posted by Buboven  Watched Fulci's Four of The Apocalypse (1975) yesterday.
Westerns are not really my thing but came across this when reading the superb Beyond Terror book on Fulci by Thrower, I recently acquired and thought I would give it a go.
Really liked it, Fulci certainly makes it a bit different to other westerns, has a really cool vibe and atmosphere to it despite the obvious dubbing and thought the performances were good too.
Would make an awesome Arrow release. I see there is a German blu though but not sure if I should grab it, as it is quite expensive at 30 quid.
8/10.
Anyone else seen this? |
I really like it. When we did Fulci films on the top ten tuesdays thread it was on my list. I remember Dem hating it though!
I like how Thomas Milians character is almost a force of nature and how the film becomes almost an origin story for Fabio Testi's character who gradually becomes the brutal gunfighter seen in most spaghetti westerns. There's a lot going on with it.