Boiled down to its essence, House of Clocks is a haunted house movie that offers no reasons or explanations as to the why or the how of the horrors, but does offer a tour through imaginative, brutal violence as it subjects its three victims to a baffling house of mad, time-defying horrors. Not a bad place for horror fans to stop by, also a pretty solid entry into Fulci’s filmography as well.

I was really frustrated with the last ten minutes until the last 30 seconds.

“Tony the clocks have all stopped” ... “so what” What wild Italian tv channel was this suppose to have been made for. When I think 80s made for TV movies I think Fulci having women stabbed right in the crotch with sharp sticks.

A Fulci TV movie with a decent premise and some interesting moments that is undone by some rubbish acting, dreadful dialogue and bargain-basement effects. There is enough charm and some good ideas under the surface to keep the attention, but I wouldn't put this high on the list of Fulci efforts worth seeing.

I liked this one quite a bit. It had a nice Amicus vibe to it.

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Lucio Fulci #6