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City Of The Living Dead - Special Edition (4K Ultra HD)
Arrow
Ohjaus Lucio Fulci
Pääosissa Christpher George, Catriona MacColl, Carlo De Mejo, Antonella Interlenghi, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, Daniela Doria, Fabrizio Jovine, Luca Venantin
City of the Living Dead on kauhu-goren vahva edustaja ja tehty aikana, jolloin yksi sen todellisista kuninkaista oli Lucio Fulci. Tyylilleen uskollisena italialainen ohjaaja rakentaa visuaalisen ja hurmeisen sekoituksen vahvaa kauhua, intensiivistä tunnelmaa - ja tietenkin eläviä kuolleita, joiden tehtävänä on tuoda katsojan eteen sarja verisiä gore-kohtauksia, jotka hakevat vertaistaan
koko kauhuelokuvan historiassa.
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From the Italian godfather of gore, Lucio Fulci, comes City of the Living Dead, a notoriously nauseating, compellingly corporeal masterpiece of apocalyptic zombie horror!
A medium has a mysterious vision of a priest hanging himself... A seemingly dead woman awakes screaming in her coffin... And in the sleepy New England town of Dunwich, a girl vomits up her intestines and a local misfit has a drill bit ploughed into his cranium... These hallucinogenic, often grotesque visions punctuate a skeletal story telling of a reporter (Christopher George, The Exterminator, Pieces) and a psychic (Catriona MacColl, The House by the Cemetery, The Beyond) who must race against time to prevent hordes of rotting corpses spewing forth from the gates of hell...
Stridently going beyond the classical stylings of his horror hit Zombie Flesh Eaters, City of the Living Dead sees Fulci eschew conventional narrative logic in favour of a delirious, oneiric mode of storytelling which stresses visuals, surrealism and atmosphere (as well as offering up bucket-loads of brains, blood and guts!). Presented here in a 4K restoration with a wealth of extras, Fulci’s gore-drenched classic can now be devoured as never before!
4K ULTRA HD BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS
Restoration from a 4K scan of the original camera negative
4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
Original uncompressed 1.0 mono, 2.0 stereo and optional 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio
Original English and Italian soundtracks
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for the English soundtrack
Optional English subtitles for the Italian soundtrack
Audio commentary with star Catriona MacColl and journalist Jay Slater
Audio commentary with star Giovanni Lombardo Radice and writer Calum Waddell
We Are the Apocalypse, interview with writer Dardano Sacchetti
Through Your Eyes, interview with Catriona MacColl
Dust in the Wind, interview with cameraman Roberto Forges Davanzati
The Art of Dreaming, interview with production designer Massimo Antonello Geleng
Tales of Friendship, interview with cinematographer Sergio Salvati
Walked with a Zombie, interview with actor Giovanni Lombardo Radice
They Call Him “Bombardone”, interview with special effects artist Gino De Rossi
The Horror Family, interview with father and son actors Venantino and Luca Venantini
Songs from Beyond, interview with composer Fabio Frizzi
Carlo of the Living Dead, interview with actor Carlo De Mejo
Building Fulci’s City, video appreciation by Stephen Thrower, author of the definitive tome, Beyond Terror: The Films of Lucio Fulci
Reflections on Fulci, appraisal of Fulci’s Gothic period by actor, writer and director Andy Nyman (Ghost Stories)
The Dead Are Alive!, video essay by Kat Ellinger on Lucio Fulci and the Italian zombie cycle
Behind the Fear, behind the scenes 8mm footage with Roberto Forges Davanzati audio commentary
The Gates of Hell, alternative US theatrical release opening titles
Original trailers and radio spots
Extensive image gallery featuring over 150 stills, posters and other ephemera from the FAB Press and Mike Siegel archives
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Colin Murdoch