Per sempre

Episode aired Aug 15, 1989
Not Rated
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

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Drama Horror Mystery Thriller

A sort of remake of "The Postman always ring twice", set in Italy, and with a horror twist at the end: the murdered husband comes back as a living dead looking for revenge...A sort of remake of "The Postman always ring twice", set in Italy, and with a horror twist at the end: the murdered husband comes back as a living dead looking for revenge...A sort of remake of "The Postman always ring twice", set in Italy, and with a horror twist at the end: the murdered husband comes back as a living dead looking for revenge...

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IMDb RATING

5.6/10

253

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Gioia Scola

Linda

David Brandon

Carlo

Stefano De Sando

Il Maresciallo dei Carabinieri
(as Giuseppe De Sando)

Roberto Pedicini

Luca

Marco Vivio

Alex

Urbano Barberini

Marco

Claudio De Angelis

Carlo
(Italian version)
(voice)

Saverio Moriones

Marco
(voice)

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Trivia
This is the film that ended the partnership between Lucio Fulci and Dardano Sacchetti. Fulci claims he came up with the story, Sacchetti wrote a treatment and they were to make it together, but it continually fell through. Eventually Sacchetti copyrighted the story himself and made the film with Lamberto Bava. Sacchetti claims that the story had been his all along and Fulci was just upset because the project never took off with him as director.

Connections
Followed by Brivido giallo: A cena con il vampiro (1989)

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Featured review

7/10

probably Lamberto Bava's best film

Interesting variation of THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE about Brandon (AQUARIUS) and Scola, who murdered Scola's husband six years ago and must now contend with her son's nightmares and the arrival of a stranger (Barberini, OPERA) who might know something about the case. Bava expectedly adds horror elements, although this is one of his more subtle works and one of his best. Slightly overlong, not consistently good, but a must for fans of obscure movies.