[chiefbrody]

Mr Moustache in denial about the creepiness, eh?

[thewaystation]

Being pretty cool about the shattered wall!

[Dollarhyde]

Fabio, what is you favourite score you did for fulci

[Dollarhyde]

nice dialogue

[Spun out of control]

Question to Fabio: Can I ask what were the main challenges in composing this score, and what your memories of that time are?

Fabio:
We were on the way of that long work together with Lucio...coming from Zombi 2 and working on Contraband...

[Dollarhyde]

love this whole coffin scene, some brilliant directing/cinematography

[Spun out of control]

Fabio: It was important to find a good way to go ahead in that new fantasy and horror field...

[thewaystation]

Totally agree, Dollarhyde. Loved it when the camera was moving from the lunch box to the corpse.

[Dollarhyde]

love the framing of the head on its side

[Spun out of control]

Fabio: Ah a curiosity ...In the graveyard scene Lucio wanted to fill the air with a tune whistled by one of the attendants.....He called me during a round of dubbing and whistled improvising ...

[Little Walter]

That would've been interesting.

[BurningTapes]

Don't give that guy a pick axe he's a maniac! Slinging it all over

[Spun out of control]

Some great framing and set pieces in this movie... pick axe hole through the coffin lid and screaming mouth!

[Little Walter]

Bob's only dialogue in the film: "DIE BART DIE."

Great music in the worm scene.

[Dollarhyde]

yummy

[Dollarhyde]

[chiefbrody]

Loved the whole coffin scene, especially the way it was lit. I thought we were heading for a re-run of the Zombi 2 'eye' scene...

[Spun out of control]

Me to Fabio: The whistling idea is interesting - is it usual for a director to get so involved in a score?

Fabio: Lucio controlled everything, every sound on the movie was decided and approved by him...

[Dollarhyde]

it just gets better

[Little Walter]

Whoa!

[popsick]

This lovers in the car scene is awesome too.

[BurningTapes]

I feel sorry for this actress, she always seems to get the gruesome stuff in Fulci's films.

[Spun out of control]

Another live Q to Fabio: Would you prefer to score a film without dialogue? Can it distract from the mood created by the music?

Fabio: The first films were silent and there was a pianist playing in front of the screen ... Every night a different music ... A great responsability, but it would be a great challenge...

Keep your Q's coming guys...

[Volzom Zofbie]

Car won't start cliché

[Dollarhyde]

what is it?