Brett Halsey,
Carla Cassola,
Christina Englehardt,
Ettore Comi,
Grady Thomas Clarkson
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None of the archaeologists in Lucio Fulci's horror classic expected to stumble onto a 16th century convent when they were out on a dig in Sicily. But they have, and now Liza (Meg Register) is plagued ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 11, 2004
Stats: 59 reviews
Bereft of any style, mood or scares you'd think this was a Bruno Mattei disaster instead of Lucio Fulci.
A few (2) good gory moments but unless you're a Fulci completist there's no reason to suffer through this demonic dud.
One good death does not a movie make, but when it's Fulci it kinda does. Moderately good film, the atmosphere makes up for what the story lacks. Worth watching once you've seen all Fulci's great ones.
The killings in this film is one of the finest in Fulci's films. Worth watching for that reason and overall, it really is rather more campy overall, with a silly plot and overall, a nice feel to the whole film brings about the fantastic killings much more, also, the fact that the...( read more)
While the goofy-to-incomprehensible plot (something about devil-worshipping nuns who are crucified and return from the dead with the help of an archaeology student) would seem to promise, at the very least, a good old fashioned splatterfest from legendary gorehound Lucio Fulci, r...( read more)
Just as Sodomas Ghost came years after the Nazisplotation craze had died down Demonia is a supernatural nun flick that arrives on the nunsploitation scene a decade or so late.
The film borrows a lot of its style from Jess Franco and its ideas from City Of The Living Dead and T...( read more)
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