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House by the Cemetery (DVD, 2000)

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Immerse yourself in the world of Italian cinema with this DVD of "House by the Cemetery". Directed by Fuller Louis and Lucio Fulci, this foreign language film stars Katherine Maccoll and Paolo Malco. The movie, released in 2000, is rated R and falls under the sub-genre of Italian cinema. The DVD format makes it easy to enjoy the movie in the comfort of your home. Whether you're a fan of horror movies or simply appreciate the artistry of foreign language cinema, "House by the Cemetery" is a must-watch. Get your hands on this DVD today and discover the haunting beauty of this classic Italian film.

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Dr. Norman Boyle (Paolo Malco), of the New York Historical Society, accepts a research assignment abandoned by a colleague who has committed suicide. The project requires the researcher to temporarily take up residence in a New England mansion along with his wife, Lucy (Katherine MacColl) and their son, Bob (Giovanni Frezza). Norman discovers his colleague had become consumed with the history of the home's original owner, a turn-of-the-Century surgeon named Dr. Freudstein who possessed a fondness for illegal experiments. Further investigation reveals Freudstein had found a way to stay alive by using cells derived from fresh human blood. The Boyles find out the hard way that the maggot-stuffed, undead doctor remains lurking in the shadows of the house, killing anybody who crosses his path.While the plot does at times lose itself to vagueness and the inexplicable, Italian director Lucio Fulci reinforces his "Godfather Of Gore" moniker as visceral sequences (human mutilation aplenty, along with a gut-wrenching decapitation) unfold before the camera in the maestro's customary extreme close-up style. Made during the height of his career, HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY is one of Fulci's most admired favorites. A percentage of the film's popularity must also be credited to the inadvertently humorous English dubbing of Italian child star Giovanni Frezza's "Bob" character, performed by a much older female actress.