Nothing in this film makes any sense, but I still like it.

I'd rather not, thank you.

The killer in the basement is a terrifying creature but I was fully rooting for him, so they failed somewhere along the sympathy line.

Lucio Fulci and conventional narratives, especially ones this generic, do not work; not only is it a struggle to sit through despite plenty of great directorial moments, but it makes even less sense in terms of plot than the likes of City of the Living Dead. The less said about the atrocious dubbing of the young boy the better.

fulci closes his trilogy of unrelated movies with the worst of the bunch, the supernatural aspect here is negligable, and that was a real winning idea for him in the past (at least in theory). the plot here actually makes sense relative to the previous two, but the gore took a step down to an uninspired necessity, which is a sad fact considering the only things that kept the past two above the bottom of the bottom is (arguable) decent gore. you dropped the ball, fulci, not that you ever had it.

A messy, moody and delicious film.

Another tasty nightmare vision from the great Fulci. Disturbing and strange as likely to offend because of it's graphic gore as for it's lack of coherence.

A bloody mess, sure, but a FUN bloody mess!

Some visceral gore effects highlight an otherwise typical "psycho killer in the house" slasher feature.

Ridiculous, nonsensical psuedo-zombie flick from pastaland. endearing, though...Freudstein is great!

There are definitely some good ideas here, particularly in the ambiguous role played by the children - this is hinted at throughout, and consolidated by the Henry James quote at the end. However, the whole film is a mish-mash of poorly-resolved plotting and whatever the aim of the film was is entirely unclear by the time it has ended. Some nice Fulci gore is on show, but this is nowhere near as shocking on the dubbing job on the young blond lad. It's a stinker, but is curiously compelling.

I hate Bob

House by the Cememtery, Movie in the Shitter.

Another delirious Fulci fever dream, most notable for featuring one of the most ghoulish and unforgettable zombies in film history. Also worth noting that Catriona MacColl somehow turns in a worse acting performance here than in The Beyond, which is just mind-bending.

haha, not a good fulci film, mostly because the kid in the movie was annoying as hell, still it's worth a look.

Gotta love that dear dr. Freudstein!