Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: SEV14505BR
- Format: Blu-ray
- UPC: 760137145059
- Street Date: 01/30/24
- PreBook Date: 12/26/23
- Label: Severin Films »
- Genre: Horror
- Run Time: 97 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 1977
- Region Code: 1
- Box Lot:
- Territory: NORTH AMERICA
- Language: English
Cast & Crew
- Actors:
- Jennifer O'Neill as Virginia Ducci
- Gabriele Ferzetti as Emilio Rospini
- Marc Porel as Luca Fattori
- Gianni Garko as Francesco Ducci
- Ida Galli as Gloria Ducci
- Jenny Tamburi as Bruna
- Fabrizio Jovine as Commissioner D'Elia
- Riccardo Parisio Perrotti as Melli
- Loredana Savelli as Giovanna Rospini
- Salvatore Puntillo as Second Cab Driver
- Bruno Corazzari as Canevari
- Vito Passeri as Caretaker
- Franco Angrisano as First Cab Driver
- Veronica Michielini as Giuliana Casati
- Paolo Pacino as Inspector Russi
- Fausta Avelli as Virginia as a Girl
- Elizabeth Turner as Virginia's Mother
- Ugo D'Alessio as Art Gallery Owner
- Luigi Diberti as Judge
- Camilla Fulci as Agnese Begnardi
- Director: Lucio Fulci
- Producer: Franco Cuccu
- Producers: Franco Cuccu
Product Assets
The Psychic
Jennifer O'Neill (SCANNERS) stars as a woman tormented by violent visions of past slayings. Or are they premonitions of murders still to come?
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It's been called "amazing" (Oh, The Horror!), "classic" (The Geek Show) and "a magnificent film" (Diabolique Magazine). It remains writer/director Lucio Fulci's ultimate giallo masterpiece: Jennifer O'Neill (SCANNERS) stars as a woman tormented by violent visions of past slayings. Or are they premonitions of murders still to come? Gabriele Ferzetti (THE NIGHT PORTER), Marc Porel (THE SISTER OF URSULA), Gianni Garko (NIGHT OF THE DEVILS) and Evelyn Stewart (FOOTPRINTS) co-star in this "rare, rewarding experience" (The Geek Show) co-written by Fulci, Roberto Gianviti (DON'T TORTURE A DUCKLING) and Dardano Sacchetti (THE BEYOND) - originally titled MURDER TO THE TUNE OF THE SEVEN BLACK NOTES - now scanned in 4K from the original negative.
Special Features
Media
Bonus Materials
- Doom And Gloom - Interview With Co-Writer Dardano Sacchetti With Contributions From Director Lucio Fulci (50 mins)
- Selected Scene Commentary With Cinematographer Sergio Salvati And Freak-O-Rama's Federico Caddeo
- Close Up On The Eyes - Audio Interview With Camera Operator Franco Bruni
- Elegant Ladies – Audio Interview With Costume Designer Massimo Lentini
- Cutting Moments - Audio Interview With Editor Bruno Micheli
- Trailer
Sales Points
- For fans of gialli
- For fans of THE BEYOND
- For fans of supernatural thrillers
- For fans of DON'T TORTURE A DUCKLING
- For fans of LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN
Press Quotes
A ravishing giallo that looks amazing.
—The Guardian
A magnificent film... The plot unwinds across a stunning series of twists that consistently blur the lines between fantasy and reality, madness and sanity.
—Diabolique Magazine
Exhilarating and horrific... A superb thriller, worthy of standing beside DEEP RED. The final ten minutes are among the most nerve-wracking in any giallo.
—Classic Horror
A meticulously composed piece by Fulci... The screenplay does a superb job weaving a web of deceit that saves its most haunting moment for the climax.
—10K Bullets
Proof that there was more to Fulci than just blood... Lucio Fulci was a brilliant stylist who created some of the most dream-like images ever to be captured on film.
—Through the Shattered Lens
It cements what a truly great filmmaker Fulci was... THE PSYCHIC is a smart, well-crafted supernatural mystery that morphs into horror, presented in Fulci's unmistakable style.
—Offscreen
A classic chiller... A Fulci film with more brain than brains and a fascinating Russian doll of a thriller. It stands comparison with even Argento's best.
—Hysteria Lives!
An amazing film... There is no other giallo quite like it. It doesn't take a psychic to foresee that this should be on your shelf.
—Oh, The Horror!
A rare, rewarding experience... One of the more compelling films from the pantheon of Giallo classics. You'll be surprised at just how good a director Fulci could be.
—The Geek Show
