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THE HOUSE OF CLOCKS (1989) Cauldron Films Blu-ray Screenshots + Review

THE HOUSE OF CLOCKS (1989) Label: Cauldron Films Region Code: Region-Free Rating: Unrated Duration: 83 Minutes 36 Seconds Audio: English or Italian Mono 2.0 Dual-Mono with Optional English Subtitles Video: 1080p HD Widescreen (1.66:1) Director: Lucio Fulci Cast: Al Cliver, Keith Van Hoven, Karina Huff In Lucio Fulci's The House of Clocks three young weed-smoking hoodlums, Sandra (Karina Huff, The Black Cat), Tony (Keith Van Hoven, Black Demons) and Paul (Peter Hint, Zone Troopers), who are on A Clockwork Orange-esque countryside crime-bender when they stop off at a manor owned by elderly couple, Victor (Paolo Paoloni, Cannibal Holocaust) and Sarah (Bettine Milne, Tea with Mussolini), feigning car troubles. They off them alongside their hired-hand Peter (Al Cliver, Zombie) with the intention of robbing the place and moving on. However, once they kill them the elderly couple's guard dogs precent the killers from leaving, and all the clocks in the all start moving backward, and the dead return to life! It turns out the old couple were a couple of sadistic freaks, and already had three corpses lying around the house when the trio of hoodlums arrived, including their maid Maria (Carla Cassola, The Sect), and their greedy nephew (Paolo Bernardi) and his wife (Francesca DeRose). Even by the usual Fulci dream-logic standard this one is chockful of WTF-ery, and pretty gory as well with a crotch=impaling, stabbed hands, bloody shotgun blasts, grotesque corpse make-ups, and even a tiny little bit of nudity, plus a tasty synth soundtrack by Vince Tempera (The Psychic). Top-tier Fulci it is not, but it's got plenty of atmosphere, some nice countryside scenery, and plenty of gore, plus a ridiculous 'was it all just a dream' sequence finale is rather stupid, wrenching in a black cat angle that we did not need. Special Features: Disc 1: (Blu-ray - Features + Extras) Audio Commentary by Eugenio Ercolani, Nathaniel Thompson, and Troy Howarth Lighting the House of Time: An interview with cinematographer Nino Celeste (24:45) Time and Music: An interview with composer Vince Tempera (28:27) Working with a Master: An interview with 1st AD Michele De Angelis (23:57) Time with Fulci: An interview with FX artist Elio Terribili (19:19) Archival interview with Paolo Paoloni (5:28) Archival interview with Carla Cassola (9:32) Archival interview with Al Cliver (1:33) Promo (4:42) But it! https://amzn.to/4jdwHqa Read the full review: https://mcbastardsmausoleum.blogspot....