Don't Torture a Duckling
Horror • 1972 • 1 hr 45 min
Starring
Florinda Bolkan, Barbara Bouchet, Tomas Milian, Irene Papas, Marc Porel
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One of the finest early giallos from Fulci. And the end is glorious.
A slow burn, giallo style from Lucio Fulci. Not much gore, but a great story. One of his finest films.
Gorgeously shot, stunning locations, a dark intense murder mystery, an Italian Sam Elliot. One of my favorite giallos so far.
Even if it seems slow at first, this is a must watch. A fine, twisted and shocking giallo by a true master of the genre
Fulci is in top form with this intense murder mystery
Sets up an interesting mystery that fizzles out. Bad acting really hurts this but it’s really pretty to look at
Strange narrative structure, but stylistically mature for Fulci, while also delivering a touch of the grotesquerie he's known for.
This movie has it all. Dubs! Closeups! Everybody either old or sexy! Child murder! An indictment of witch hunts! Def comimng back to it.
One of Fulci’s smartest films, Duckling approaches violence against the vulnerable from multiple angles (not all of which being obvious).
I quite love the giallo genre, but I'm just not a Lucio Fulci fan. Just felt too slow and an uninteresting plot for me.
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