City of the Living Dead
Directed by Lucio Fulci
A reporter and a psychic try to close the gates of hell before zombies invade Earth in the first of Italian gore maestro Lucio Fulci's "Gates of Hell" trilogy. After a priest guarding the gates dies, Mary and Peter learn that his death created the opportunity for the dead to rise in only a few days. Soon enough, gruesome things start happening - including the film's most famous sequence where a female victim literally pukes her guts out. If George Romero's living dead films are too tame for you, Fulci's films should satisfy all your creepy cravings. Contains violence and gore.
A reporter and a psychic try to close the gates of hell before zombies invade Earth.
Cast: Christopher George, Catriona MacColl, Carlo De Mejo, Giovanni Lombardo Radice
Member Reviews
This film is the definition of the quote "it's so bad that it's good", this film is terrible, but oddly fantastic, the acting is hilariously bad and the plot is pure nonsense and the voices seem, at times, to have been added after the fact, with some of the words syncing up with the lips, while sometimes it's completely off in the exact same sentence, where it had just lined up moments prior. While not taking this film seriously, I was able to enjoy it quite a bit, I love the gore fest this puts on.
pure bloody gory greatness from one of the greatest horror minds of all time.
A great, surreal, trashy Zombie fever dream
The plot doesn't make sense. Too many jumps jn
The plot doesn't make sense.