Demonia

1990
Unrated
1h 28min

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Un equipo arqueológico desata accidentalmente en Sicilia los fantasmas vengativos de cinco monjas demoníacas que fueron asesinadas 500 años antes, y los fantasmas se proponen ahora matar al ... Leer todoUn equipo arqueológico desata accidentalmente en Sicilia los fantasmas vengativos de cinco monjas demoníacas que fueron asesinadas 500 años antes, y los fantasmas se proponen ahora matar al grupo y a la gente del pueblo por igual.Un equipo arqueológico desata accidentalmente en Sicilia los fantasmas vengativos de cinco monjas demoníacas que fueron asesinadas 500 años antes, y los fantasmas se proponen ahora matar al grupo y a la gente del pueblo por igual.

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

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

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

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

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

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Buried Habits...

Director Lucio Fulci's DEMONIA opens in 1486, with the execution of five nuns accused of Satanism. In 1990, a team of archaeologists, led by Professor Paul Evans (Brett Halsey), sets up camp near the long-abandoned monastery where the event took place. It's not long before discoveries are made, secrets are uncovered, and hell-on-Earth begins.

Sort of.

Those accustomed to the Director's earlier work might find this movie a bit slow-building. It's suspenseful, but not in Fulci's usual, ultra-gory way. Oh, there are some bloody deaths, even decapitation, it's just not as continually visceral as his other films. DEMONIA's true mayhem is reserved for the finale.

Still, the story is solid, and the characters are interesting, especially Liza (Meg Register) and Lilla (Carla Cassola), the town medium. Certainly worth a watch for Fulci fans...