Fulci Zombie

Next to the great Dario Argento, Italy's Lucio Fulci is probably the best-known horror director to come out of that country. His cult is enormous, but some of us don't fully understand why. The maker of ineptly written and acted horror schlock, Fulci did produce some of the sickest movies ever made. Quentin Tarantino championed his film "The Beyond." But one would be hard-pressed to name a "great" Fulci movie, although his biggest hit, "Zombie," is one hell of an entertaining flick.

Fulci was propelled onto the horror/gore scene in 1979 with "Zombie," a copy of "Dawn of the Dead" that had the audacity to market itself in Europe as a sequel to that film. It was a cover story in Fangoria that put "Zombie" in the collective consciousness of the splatter film viewing public—and it's stayed there ever since.

Sculpted by William Paquet.

He stands about 10.5 inches tall with base.

Also available as a prepainted kit.