<![CDATA[It's a shame he didn't make more westerns.]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Lucio Fulci

AceTheMovieCritic — 15 years ago(February 06, 2011 10:00 PM)

I loved both Massacre Time, and Four of the Apocalypse. Four of the Apocalypse being the best, in my opinion. I really wish he would have made more.
Oh, and I heard once that he made another western, but I haven't seen, nor do I know what it's called. So if anyone knows, it would be sweet if you could tell me.
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Agreed. Four of the Apocalypse is a very good and refreshing departure from Fulci. There are touching moments of real humanity throughout which give it a considerable amount of warmth and poignancy.
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The last Western movie that Fulci directed was Silver Saddle (AKA: They Died with Their Boots On). It was in fact the very last "Spaghetti Western" filmed and produced in 1978, but it was not one of Fulci's best or the most successfull. By then, the spaghetti western craze, which started back in 1964 with the Sergio Leone 'A Fistfull of Dollars', was dead by that time. I've only seen parts of it in Italian theatrical trailers, so it might have good production values and a good adventure story, but not the same appeal the Leone 'Dollars' trilogy.

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