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• 5/17/2010 5:22 AM CrimsonDusk wrote:
  Great episode, always love it when you have a 4th surprise guest at the show. It sound that the movie is really bad but I got to admit when you showed the city shot I almost thought it was the real thing but that's probably because I watched the episode minimized. Also Mr. Mattei had some strange fascination with the horse fucking, probably because he wanted to be brutal and intense in his movies but didn't had that much of a budget for that, so he had to settle to some horse fucking.
  
  Oh and I hope you do the next episode sooner, if you have the time, because after the Nero one it's Violence in a Women's Prison and I can't wait to hear you guys talk about that one.
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• 5/17/2010 7:09 AM mrwednesdaynight wrote:
  I'm not going to tell you how to run your site but shouldn't your special guest be Jillian Jones. Just a thought. I love the Bruno Mattei. Can't wait to see the next one. And more food and beverage reviews would be welcome too.
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  1. 5/17/2010 7:22 AM NightShadow wrote:
     Maybe she didn't change her name? My ex was kinda the same way, but more because her initials would of ended up as LLL
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     1. 5/17/2010 4:18 PM torsoboy wrote:
        She has changed her name to Jillian Jones. For now though, I think she was wanting to stick to Zurawski as her working name.
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• 5/17/2010 8:05 AM AlCool wrote:
  Great show Snob! Jillian was a great addition in this one.
  
  At times she looked like she felt a bit out of place, but I'm sure after spending some time your you three and your machine gun wit she'll feel right at home. ;D
  
  I swear the Bruno Mattei show is the best half an hour of my day when a new one comes out!
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• 5/17/2010 9:20 AM Nephilim wrote:
  Good one as usual.
  
  I checked out that interview with George Eastman, as I have the DVD for Porno Holocaust, but no where does he mention Bruno Mattei. He only talks about how he and Joe D'Amato had fun making the movie and that basically they had the idea of taking a vacation in the Caribbean and they shot a bunch of movies there for fun.
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• 5/17/2010 10:00 AM Shadow wrote:
  I have to give it to you, you make these movies seem interesting to me. Jillian was a great addition for this half hour.
  
  I'm really freaking surprised that you could talk about this movie like this for half an hour I couldn't do it but you sir are talented
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• 5/17/2010 11:02 AM lia wrote:
  i was waiting for this one for weeks XD
  when is the next one coming out?! XD
  yes nero was insane ...very much that he is credited to be the monster in the bible that would bring the end of days.
  
  
  yea i never seen the orignal caligula ....is it even worth watching my mom said it was just a whole bunch of penises ...
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• 5/17/2010 11:15 AM Ironychan wrote:
  Those aerial shots of the city are actually stock footage of Italo Gismondi's 1/250 scale model of Constantinian Rome. It's full of buildings that didn't exist in the time of Caligula and the footage looks incredibly bad, but the real thing took thirty-six years to build and is incredibly impressive. It's been used in movies like 'Gladiator', too. It's in the Museum of Roman Civilization in the Esposizione Universale district of Rome. If you're ever in Italy I highly recommend taking a look.
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• 5/17/2010 12:29 PM OleeA wrote:
  My, Sarah looks extremely gorgeous in this vid. Good show, Brad!
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• 5/17/2010 12:52 PM OrlandoEastwood wrote:
  Ok, Google Chrome keeps giving me an error and not posting my comment. So, lets try Internet Explorer now.
  
  Good episode, guys. I was looking for a copy of this one but I could only find the Caligula Reincarnated As Nero and it had some alternate title like Orgy of Power or something like that. I had gotten Robowar and Cicciolina Amore Mio and after watching Robowar, I can't wait until you guys do the episode of The Bruno Mattei show on it. I was laughing my ass off in the first thirty seconds over the voice Omega 1 had.
  
  Also, this Friday is the third anniversary of Bruno's passing. He had passed away on May 21, 2007 in Italy. He is still missed by all of us and continues to live on through his work. We miss you Bruno.
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• 5/17/2010 2:18 PM ThatQuebecGuy wrote:
  This has footage from The Colossus of Rhodes? Wow, Mattei and Leone finally together! Italy's finest! lol
  
  'loving the show.
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• 5/17/2010 3:38 PM Jimaur wrote:
  I am so tempted to go dig up Bruno Mattei and resurrect him just to ask him how many drugs he took when he directed most of his films. I want his response to be "A lot of ideas take a LOT of coke!"
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• 5/18/2010 2:52 PM Ran88 wrote:
  Watching this makes me want to watch the original Caligula again. Haven't seen it in 5 years.
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• 5/18/2010 3:10 PM Critical Mass wrote:
  Jillian seems a bit out of place in a Bruno Mattei show. I guess it would help if you guys actually paid more attention when she's talking since I felt she was being ignored half the time she wanted to say something. Still, her girliness (she's clearly more of a girly woman than Sarah) is an interesting addition...
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• 5/18/2010 3:17 PM Joe wrote:
  I just recently watched Mattei's "The True Story of the Nun of Monza" a few days ago. Exploitation Digital released it in a nunsploitation media-pack along with Domenico Paolella's "Nuns of Saint Archangel" and D'Amato's "Images in a Convent". Bruno's "Monza" was surprisingly well-made I thought, if somewhat boring in places, but was pretty fun and sleazy for the most part. Haven't watched the others yet but I will pretty soon. To be quite honest...I am a little afraid to!
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• 5/19/2010 1:05 PM Flo wrote:
  How can I get my hands on a uncensored high resolution copy of that lovely preview drawing?
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• 5/19/2010 5:58 PM johnny faux wrote:
  It's remarkable how you and your BMS can make this movies seem so interesting!
  Also I have to admit that you have great editing skills. You manage to edit a loose conversation in a noisy bar with a crappy movie like this one and not fail to make it a higly enjoyable video.
  
  About the background blue sky, it goes way back to 1969 and the ancient-rome-themed F. Fellini's movie Satyricon. Tinto Brass used the same art director, Danilo Donati, and being hugely influenced by Fellini wanted to achieve the same feeling to his film. So Bruno Mattei and everyone else who copied Caligula asthetically, basicaly copied and inevitably degenerated Fellini's unique modernist vision about ancient Rome.
  
  P.S. You should definately check
  Walerian Borowczyk's 'The beast'(where the horse fucking stock footage comes from). It is absolutely crazy, cencorahip-defying crazy, and during the 80's it was banned all over the world and was considered a video nasty. But beware, it is quite artsy, as you often say.
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• 5/20/2010 3:50 PM Literate Dead wrote:
  As always, loved the new episode (I have to admit these get more interesting with each episode...), but I thought I'd clear up a little confusion:
  
  I actually have a two hour long 'uncut' version of Caligula and Messalina, and no, they do not have anything leading up to the 'you disappoint me' scene. There's nothing genuinely explaining that leap in scenes; it just bounces from her sticking her sword down the guy's shorts to *bam!* "you disappointed me..."
  
  What can I say? It's Bruno Mattei. It doesn't always have to make sense; just resemble at least half a movie...
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• 5/28/2010 6:29 AM Rapowke wrote:
  Jillians earrings are really hypnotizing^^
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• 6/11/2010 7:41 AM Marco wrote:
  "Bruno Mattei", pronounce his surname right. You should pronounce the "e" like in the word "check" and the "i" like in the word "pit".
  
  Ciao Snob del Cinema, Marco
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  anyways great series thanks for turning me on to this director, was too busy watching artsy fartsy stuff before to take notice of the majesty that is Bruno Mattei
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