Tag Archives: Italian cinema

The Devil’s Honey

We’ve covered a film from Italian legend Lucio Fulci’s golden period as well as a film from late in the maestro’s eclectic career. Coming in between is 1986’s Il Miele del Daviolo (The Devil’s Honey). This soft-core, psycho-sexual thriller is another strange detour for the great director as to the uninitiated it appears more likeContinue reading “The Devil’s Honey”

Terminator 2: Shocking Dark

So many questions. First, why set a film that’s predominantly underground, in Venice, the City of Bridges? You might as well recreate a gritty 70s New York hellscape in a suburban Long Island bungalow. And while we’re asking questions, why, if you’re going to do a scene-for-scene remake of Aliens, would you title it Terminator 2 when you’ve only parachutedContinue reading “Terminator 2: Shocking Dark”