Demonia

1990
Unrated
1 Std. 28 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,6/10

2163

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Horror Mystery

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA Canadian archaeological team in Sicily accidentally unleashes vengeful ghosts of five demonic nuns who were murdered 500 years earlier, and the ghosts now set out to kill the group and tow... Alles lesenA Canadian archaeological team in Sicily accidentally unleashes vengeful ghosts of five demonic nuns who were murdered 500 years earlier, and the ghosts now set out to kill the group and townspeople alike.A Canadian archaeological team in Sicily accidentally unleashes vengeful ghosts of five demonic nuns who were murdered 500 years earlier, and the ghosts now set out to kill the group and townspeople alike.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,6/10

2163

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Wissenswertes
Director Lucio Fulci disowned this movie before the release. He also tried to have his name removed from the titles, with no success.

Patzer
Opening Credits: a [sic] ETTORE SPANGUOLO film.

Zitate
Drunk Girl: [after being bawled out by the Professor for making a public nuisance] Well, I think you're a shit, too!

Alternative Versionen
The version released by Shriek Show is the uncut/unrated version, containing all the gore and violence.

Verbindungen
Featured in An Italian Aenigma: Appraising Late Day Fulci (2020)

Benutzerrezensionen39

Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

A slight mis-step from Il Maestro

It didn't stink, but it was nowhere near the brilliance of "Zombie." It was more like "Gates Of Hell," a so-so plot with some decent scenes to keep us interested.

Italian nuns get crucified in medieval Italy for...wait for it...being a secret satanic coven. Years later (aka present day) they rise and attack a Canadian archaeology team digging under the ancient churches.

Lucio re-did his zombie films with nuns. There's some good creepy atmosphere here. And the story itself isn't bad, it just doesn't really take off.

Al Cliver gets a cameo role and the Maestro himself shows up as a (what else?) high-ranking cop. And Canadian Brett Halsey does a good job in the lead.

The drawn and quarter scene, despite the shoddy effects, (DeRossi where were you?) will make a few of you cringe. It seemed to ape Deodato's "Cut And Run" scene stealer.

It makes a good addition if you're a completist, but Lucio's done better.