I Quattro dell'apocalisse (Four of the Apocalypse) (1975)

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Release Date: Aug 12, 1975 Wide

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A vain gambler (Fabio Testi), a pregnant prostitute (Lynne Frederick), a bumbling alcoholic (Michael J. Pollard) and a man who claims to see ghosts (Harry Baird) become unlikely traveling companions in this unusual spaghetti Western from notorious Italian horror director Lucio Fulci. The only survivors of a frontier-town massacre staged to rid the once-lawful town of its overpowering criminal element, the quartet ride the Western trail in a last-ditch bid to reach the next populated area and get

Unrated, 1 hr. 27 min.

Western, Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Classics

Directed By: Lucio Fulci

In Theaters: Aug 12, 1975 Wide

On DVD: Feb 10, 2004

Cast

Fabio Testi
Stubby Preston
Lynne Frederick
Emanuela 'Bunny' O'Neil...
Michael J. Pollard
Clem
Harry Baird
Bud
Tomas Milian
Chaco
Adolfo Lastretti
Bruno Corazzari
Donald O'Brien
Giorgio Trestini

Critic Reviews for I Quattro dell'apocalisse (Four of the Apocalypse)

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holds up well because it is visually evocative and it resists easy answers, instead becoming an enigmatic character study

November 20, 2002 Comment

James Kendrick

Q Network Film Desk

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Spaghetti westerns got darker as the era was approaching it's end. Having explored almost every narrative route possible they began to become more introspective. Lucio brings his signature to this work, and while there's not much action or gore going on there's an always obscure and almost depressing mood that rides

May 9, 2010

Tsubaki Sanjuro

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Entertaining enough film from the end of the spaghetti western phase. For a Fulci film, there isn't much in the way of gore or graphic violence, but there is a surprising amount of good directorial touches. Worth a look.Bonus: if you can watch the extras, the most entertaining thing on the whole disc is the 17 minute

August 20, 2009