Search found 13 matches: Lucio Fulci

List is now down to:

/ Dennis Hopper
/ Darren Aronofsky
Andy Warhol
/ Robert Downey Sr.
Tony Richardson
/ Luchino Visconti
/ Roberto Rossellini
Michelangelo Antonioni
Lucio Fulci
/ Yasujiro Ozu
Sion Sono
/ Mikio Naruse
Johnnie To
/ Alain Resnais
/ Leos Carax
Gaspar Noé
Xavier Dolan
/ Denis Villeneuve
Guy Maddin
G.W. Pabst
Erich von Stroheim
/ Jan Svankmajer
/ Satyajit Ray
Abbas Kiarostami
/ Costa-Gavras
/ Pedro Almodovar
Jesus Franco
/ Russ Meyer

New:
/ Jean Epstein
/ Claude Chabrol
/ Maurice Pialat
Frank Borzage
/ Lewis Milestone
/ Vincente Minnelli
/ Jerry Lewis
Abel Ferrara
/ Sofia Coppola
/ Bennett Miller
Andrew Bujalski

jeff_v wrote:Directors mentioned thus far that have goose-egged me:

Yoshishige Yoshida
Alexander Kluge
Ettore Scola
Claude Autant-Lara
Pedro Costa
Nelson Pereira dos Santos
Lucio Fulci
Jesus Franco
Tinto Brass
Ritwik Ghatak
Sergei Parajanov
Christoffer Boe (uh... who?)
Glauber Rocha
Louis Feuillade
Luis García Berlanga
Claude Lanzmann
Ousmane Sembene

Just your 8 years later update. Remaining directors from the list above:

Alexander Kluge
Tinto Brass
Christoffer Boe

Am going to try to watch at least one film by each of these directors:

/ John Cassavetes
/ George A. Romero
/ Michael Cimino
Dennis Hopper
Darren Aronofsky
/ Ralph Bakshi
/ Hal Hartley
/ John Sayles
/ Harmony Korine
/ Whit Stillman
/ Monte Hellman
Andy Warhol
Robert Downey Sr.
/ William Dieterle
/ Edward Dmytryk
/ Nicholas Ray
/ Mike Leigh
/ Ken Loach
/ Joseph Losey
Tony Richardson
/ Lindsay Anderson
/ Bernardo Bertolucci
/ Pier Paolo Pasolini
Luchino Visconti
Roberto Rossellini
Michelangelo Antonioni
Lucio Fulci
/ Mario Bava
/ Sergio Sollima
/ Yasujiro Ozu
/ Takashi Miike
/ Seijun Suzuki
Sion Sono
Mikio Naruse
Johnnie To
/ Wong Kar-Wai
/ Cheh Chang
/ Yuen Woo Ping
/ Jean Renoir
/ Jean Cocteau
/ Jacques Demy
/ Jacques Becker
/ René Clair
/ Eric Rohmer
/ Henri-Georges Clouzot
/ Alain Resnais
/ Leos Carax
/ Agnes Varda
/ Louis Malle
/ Marcel Carné
Gaspar Noé
Xavier Dolan
/ Denis Villeneuve
Guy Maddin
G.W. Pabst
Erich von Stroheim
/ Josef von Sternberg
/ Rainer Werner Fassbinder
/ Max Ophuls
/ Jan Svankmajer
/ Satyajit Ray
/ Lars von Trier
Abbas Kiarostami
/ Costa-Gavras
/ Michael Haneke
/ Andrzej Wajda
/ Pedro Almodovar
/ Victor Sjostrom
/ Ousmane Sembene
/ Djibril Diop Mambety
Jesus Franco
Russ Meyer

Quite a list. I'm specially terrible when it comes to French directors. From the TSPDT top 250:

Jean Renoir (I only watched A day in the country)
Dziga Vertov
Hou Hsiao-hsien
Jacques Tati
Bernardo Bertolucci
Marcel Carné
Preston Sturges
Wim Wenders
Erich von Stroheim
Douglas Sirk
Claude Lanzmann
Chantal Akerman
Jean-Pierre Melville
Gillo Pontecorvo
Elia Kazan
Jacques Rivette
William Wyler (!!!!!)
Jean Eustache
Claire Denis
Robert Flaherty
King Vidor
Jean-Marie Straub & Danièle Huillet
Jean Cocteau
Glauber Rocha
Abel Gance
Fei Mu
Jane Campion
Michael Cimino
Andrzej Wajda
Raoul Walsh
Mike Leigh
Frederick Wiseman
Merian C. Cooper & Ernest B. Schoedsack (the directors of King Kong, apparently)
Maurice Pialat
Ousmame Sembene
Robert Wise
Louis Malle
G.W. Pabst
King Hu
Humphrey Jennings
Jia Zhangke
Djibril Drop Mambéty
George Stevens
Jean Rouch
Shohei Imamura
Joseph Losey
Peter Watkins
Bob Fosse
John Woo
Peter Bogdanovich
Tomás Gutiérrez Alea
Lindsay Anderson
Leni Riefenstahl
Frank Borzage
Ken Russell
Charles Burnett
Albert Maysles, David Maysles & Charlotte Zwerin
Oliver Stone
John Schlesinger
Guru Dutt
Mel Brooks
Peter Greenaway
Jonas Mekas
Pedro Costa
D.A. Pennebaker
Louis Feuillade
Jonathan Demme
Francesco Rosi
John Hughes
John Frankenheimer
Bob Rafelson
Jerry Lewis
Alan J. Pakula
Philip Kaufman
Rouben Mamoulian

Adding Baz Luhrmann, Olivier Assayas, Leo Carax, François Ozon, Jacques Feyder, Bertrand Bonnello, Nanni Moretti, Paolo Sorrentino, Sergio Corbucci, Mario Monicelli, Franco Zeffirelli, Mario Bava, Lucio Fulci, Gabriele Salvatores, Gianni Amelio, Xavier Dolan, Denis Villenueve, Naomi Kawase, Yoshihige Yoshida, Kaneto Shindo, Sion Sono, Seijun Suzuki, Juzo Itami, Heinosuke Gosho, Hong Sang-soo, Mohsen Makhmalbaf, Alexander Kluge, Volker Schlöndorf, Raúl Ruiz, Dennis Hopper, Barbet Schroeder, Michael Bay (for some reason I have always avoided him. Not sure if it's a good or bad decision), Cecil B. DeMille, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Lisandro Alonso; Andrzej Zulawski, István Szabó, Zoltán Fábri, Rithy Panh, Andrei Konchalovsky, Amos Gitai, Tran Anh Hung, Karel Kachyna, Otakar Vávra...

anyway i'll post a long list here to keep track of:

really want to
aki kaurismaki
andrzej zulawski
anh hung tran
antonio reis /// margarida cordeiro
bernard queysanne
bertrand bonello
bing wang
bruno dumont
claude jutra
cristi puiu
elaine may
ermanno olmi
ernie gehr
james benning
jean eustache
jerzy karawerolicz
jessica hausner
joao cesar monteiro
jonas mekas
kaneto shindo
ken jacobs
klaus wyborny
lav diaz
leslie thornton
lina wertmuller
lois weber
malcolm le grice
manoel de oliveira
mikio naruse
mohsen makhmalbaf
naomi kawase
nicolas philibert
peter rose
phil solomon
philippe grandrieux
sergei parajanov
shinya tsukamoto
shuji terayama
sidney pollack
ted kotcheff
tony conrad
ulrich seidl
yoshishige yoshida

probably should
alejandro innaritu
anthony asquith
bryan singer
edward cline
george cukor
hal ashby
jesus franco
john boorman
julian schnabel
ki duk kim
luc besson
lucio fulci
mathieu kassovitz
mel brooks
michael mann
oliver stone
richard lester
takashi miike
todd haynes
william wyler

ShogunRua wrote:Off the top of my head, I have not ranked anything significant directed by

Lucio Fulci
Mario Bava
Yasujiro Ozu
Federico Fellini (ugh...)
Billy Wilder (segment of "Casino Royale" doesn't count)
Francois Truffaut
Sam Peckinpah (I have watched part of "Convoy", but I don't think that really counts)
Cecil B. DeMille (don't feel too bad about this one)
Carl Theodore Dreyer (since he was the initial inspiration for my favorite director, Sidney Lumet)
John Ford
John Huston (segment of "Casino Royale" doesn't count)
Bernardo Bertolucci
Abel Ferrera
John Cassavetes

Well, it's been almost 4 years!

I have now seen

Billy Wilder (3 movies, ranging from very good to high masterpiece. Added to my list of Favorite Directors already)

Fellini (2 movies, both all-time great. One more outstanding one and he gets added to the list of Favorite Directors)

John Ford (2 movies, both horrible. Haven't seen his Westerns yet, but not impressed in the slightest so far)

Abel Ferrera (2 movies, one good, China Girl, and one poor, Bad Lieutenant)

The others remain unwatched, and there are some news to add to the list of those I haven't seen, so it's now

Lucio Fulci
Mario Bava
Yasujiro Ozu
Francois Truffaut
Sam Peckinpah (I have watched part of "Convoy", but I don't think that really counts)
Cecil B. DeMille (don't feel too bad about this one)
Carl Theodore Dreyer (since he was the initial inspiration for my favorite director, Sidney Lumet)
John Huston (segment of "Casino Royale" doesn't count)
Bernardo Bertolucci
John Cassavetes
Elia Kazan
Alejandro Jodorowsky
Alfonso Cuarón
Alejandro González Iñárritu
Andrei Tarkovsky
Ernst Lubitsch
Jean Renoir

I've seen 0 by the following directors:
Wes Anderson
Hal Hartley
Nora Ephron
Claude Chabrol
Eric Rohmer
Jacques RIvette
André Techiné
Alejandro Iñárritu
Gregg Araki
Jane Campion
Charlie Chaplin
Theo Angelopoulos
Mario Bava
Lucio Fulci
Ernst Lubitsch
Mel Brooks
Carl Theodor Dreyer
Peter Greenaway
James Ivory
Oliver Stone
Jean Vigo
Satyajit Ray
Koji Wakamatsu
Shuji Terayama
Ida Lupino
D.W. Griffith

Knocked a few off my old list:

FitFortDanga wrote:Out of the ones listed so far in the thread:

Gillian Armstrong
-- Alexander Kluge
-- Ettore Scola
-- Claude Autant-Lara
Lucio Fulci
Jesus Franco (except for his edit of Welles' Don Quixote)
Christoffer Boe
Bertrand Blier
Lina Wertmüller
Clarence Brown (saw The Yearling, but it was ages ago and I might not have seen the whole thing)
-- Alfred E. Green
Walter Lang
Cheh Chang


There are several others that I've only seen one film by, and probably not their best one.

The two Scola films I've seen are fantastic.

Off the top of my head, I have not ranked anything significant directed by

Lucio Fulci
Mario Bava
Yasujiro Ozu
Federico Fellini (ugh...)
Billy Wilder (segment of "Casino Royale" doesn't count)
Francois Truffaut
Sam Peckinpah (I have watched part of "Convoy", but I don't think that really counts)
Cecil B. DeMille (don't feel too bad about this one)
Carl Theodore Dreyer (since he was the initial inspiration for my favorite director, Sidney Lumet)
John Ford
John Huston (segment of "Casino Royale" doesn't count)
Bernardo Bertolucci
Abel Ferrera
John Cassavetes