Fulci's Zombies

Lucio Fulci's "Zombies" (1979), also known as "Zombie" or "Zombi 2," is a horror film renowned for its intense atmosphere and graphic imagery. The story follows a rescue mission to a Haitian island where a mysterious epidemic has turned the dead into deadly, flesh-eating zombies. The film combines supernatural and horror elements, emphasizing visceral effects and surreal visuals. Frequently cited as a classic of Italian horror, it stands out for its inventive gore and unsettling tone, influencing the zombie genre's evolution and remaining a cult favorite for fans of macabre and horror cinema.