Aka "Zombie Flesh Eaters"
Lucio Fulci directs this zombie flick in an attempt to capitalize off the success of George A. Romero's "Dawn of The Dead." An attempt that worked. This puppy grossed over 30 million - which is a whole lot o' loot back in '79.

Fulci lets the blood spray throughout this classic grindhouse masterpiece. It also has the greatest zombie scene ever in it. The underwater zombie versus shark scene. When the ravenous zombie takes a bite out of the shark its nothing short of brilliant. Please believe it.It starts off in NYC and then journeys through the Caribbean Islands where a whole island of these flesh eaters make their home. I could give ya the entire plot, but its not necessary. It is exactly what you expect it to be - a fuckin' blast...watch the trailer...then post a comment, mofo!

Labels: blood, Italian, zombie

Aka The Executioner aka Like Father, Like Son. This is the Grindhouse version of The Godfather! And dammit, its good.

Duke Mitchell directed, wrote, starred and did the music for this flick. It may be egocentric, but he makes it work on all levels.

The opening scene definitely inspired Quentin Tarantino, specifically his Pulp Fiction characters Vincent & Jules. Duke Mitchell & Vic Caesar play two mafia madmen who open up like gang busters executing anybody that dares get in their way. All this happens while an Italian love song plays in the background. Brilliant.If your a fan of 70's fashion, pasta and even afro pimps this movie is for you.

Labels: Italian, mafia, tarantino, The Godfather