Good commentaries on both films. Although I haven't seen either of them, the titles are familiar. And I think I've seen a trailer for the Fulci film. I admit I tend to avoid Fulci because I've heard so much about his love of violence and gore. But the Barbara Shelley film sounds like something I would like. I considered getting a region free player, but so far haven't done it. Maybe at some point in the future, I'll change my mind. Take care!
Thanks very much for commenting buddy, glad you enjoyed the video. I highly recommend getting a Region Free Blu Ray player, one of the best investments I ever made. It opened up so many doors for me. There's a company called 220-Electronics that sells them for under $120. It's a little expensive, but totally worth it. Lucio Fulci's Thrillers like The Psychic aka Seven Notes in Black and One on Top of the Other aka Perversion Story aren't too violent or gory, are well made, and worth watching. The Black Cat is my one exception to his Horror output. Shadow of the Cat is one of Hammer Films unsung early 60's gems, I think you'd get a kick out of it. Take care, hope you're well, and speak to you soon.
Good commentaries on both films. Although I haven't seen either of them, the titles are familiar. And I think I've seen a trailer for the Fulci film. I admit I tend to avoid Fulci because I've heard so much about his love of violence and gore. But the Barbara Shelley film sounds like something I would like. I considered getting a region free player, but so far haven't done it. Maybe at some point in the future, I'll change my mind. Take care!
Thanks very much for commenting buddy, glad you enjoyed the video. I highly recommend getting a Region Free Blu Ray player, one of the best investments I ever made. It opened up so many doors for me. There's a company called 220-Electronics that sells them for under $120. It's a little expensive, but totally worth it. Lucio Fulci's Thrillers like The Psychic aka Seven Notes in Black and One on Top of the Other aka Perversion Story aren't too violent or gory, are well made, and worth watching. The Black Cat is my one exception to his Horror output. Shadow of the Cat is one of Hammer Films unsung early 60's gems, I think you'd get a kick out of it. Take care, hope you're well, and speak to you soon.