How come this is Fulci's only coherent movie?
>>86104371
Because like Argento, Fulci places atmosphere and visceral impact before coherence. And like Argento, his movies are all the better for it. They feel like bad dreams.
And The New York Ripper was very coherent and straightforward.
You're ignoring the multitude of westerns, thrillers, and every other genre movie he made before people saw him as "le gore dude".
What are some essential obscure giallo? Everyone's seen Suspiria, Inferno and Blood And Black Lace
>>86106194
Stage Fright
later fulci is all about fear of gravity, the supernatural vs. quantum mechanics, and pitting what bad means against what evil means on a universal scale thru micromirages
fulci was the first modern master, like stoker was the first coherent 20th century novelist. there's before and after, but you can feel the mojo building to one person and then disseminating thru all directors
>>86106194
Girl Who Knew Too Much
Bay of Blood
>>86106676
or, he was bad at editing?
>>86106887
Buuuuut he wasn't...
>>86106194
The School That Couldn't Scream
The House With Laughing Windows
>>86104371
Which one was this? The one that released sometime after Dawn of the dead and completely misled people into thinking NYC was going to be a big part of it?
THE ABSOLUTE MADMAN
>>86104949
>They feel like bad dreams.
*They feel like bad films
>>86106676
Bava was better
>>86106194
The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh a.k.a. Blade of the Ripper
His Gates of Hell trilogy is a masterpiece.