As some of you might have noticed, Umberto Lenzi is one of my favourite filmmakers. A versatile director, able to jump from genre to gen...

Even I find it odd that I haven't reviewed Umberto Lenzi's Eyeball (aka the more fancy schmancy Italian title Gatti Rossi In Un...

Umberto Lenzi, one of the most underrated genre directors of our time, created his own little sub-genre of giallos during the late sixti...

I'm not an expert (or a fan) on cannibal films but everyone says that The Man from Deep River was the start of the Italian cannibal...

Just when I thought I've seen it all, Daughter of the Jungle falls down in my lap. A jungle-comedy directed by Umberto Lenzi and wr...

Say what you want about Vipco, but they released a great box with four of Lenzi’s and Fulci’s TV-movies and also a single release of the cri...

How am I gonna put in words how fantastic Ironmaster are? I’m not sure, and if I manage to do that I know a lot of people never would agree...

I guess those that expect a gory, classic giallo in the typical Italian tradition will be very disappointed by Oasis of Fear , but we who l...

The wait has been long for me, ever since I saw the cool poster and video art a thousand years ago, but Primal Rage is one of those movies ...

Another slightly forgotten Lenzi-flick, Black Demons is not his strongest, but another of those very charming late Italian horror producti...

It's Leeeeeenzi-time! Yes, Umberto Lenzi is one of my favorite directors from Italy, he can also be a bit uneven. But I think mostly tha...

Cue idiot from IMDB: "If violent Italian slahers (aka giallo) are your cup of tea, you are probably going to be a little disappointed w...

I've written everything there is to be written about Nightmare City. What more is there to be said about Umberto Lenzis fantastic and gr...