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My Favourite Horror Movie Moments: The Beyond (1981)

"The Beyond (Italian: L'aldilà, also released as Seven Doors of Death) is a 1981 Italian horror film directed by Lucio Fulci. The second film in Fulci's unofficial Gates of Hell trilogy (along with City of the Living Dead and The House by the Cemetery), The Beyond has gained a cult following over the decades, in part because of the film's gore-filled murder sequences, which had been heavily censored when the film was originally released in the United States in 1983." Like all Fulci films, its plot is weak and it has more than a few unintentionally funny moments. As usual for Fulci horror, it also contains copious amounts of gore and ocular attacks. A few nods to H.P. Lovecraft are also included. But The Beyond is my personal favorite among Fulci's filmography, mainly due to its dream-like quality. The film has a surreal atmosphere that permeates many of its scenes, and many of its most terrifying sequences happen under seemingly impossible or illogical instances, with little rhyme or reason. While it could be argued that City of the Living Dead creates a similar feel, in The Beyond, not only are the surreal atmosphere and the dream logic successfully achieved, but they ARE the film. In this scene, Lisa encounters Emily while driving on a bizarrely empty Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. Of all the scenes in the film, this is probably my favorite. A deserted location where you would expect traffic, the unexplained nature and suddenness of Emily's appearance, as well as the eerie feel of the scene all help make this a memorable sequence.