'Beyond The Darkness' (1979) – Joe D'Amato.

Of the myriad grisly-groovy 80s Italian horror classics I first saw as a blood-thirsty B-Movie bairn, none effected me with quite the same gut-spilling intensity as maestro Joe D'Amato's uniquely unsettling necromance 'Buio Omega'! This morbid midnight movie masterpiece remains one of the moist penetratingly perverse splatter sickies ever laid! It would be a grave mistake tomb miss out on D'Amato's terminal terror trip...'Beyond The Darkness' – Witness the terrible travails of this creepily cavity stuffing, terminally toxic-headed taxidermist! Revel in the rotten revelations of this maniacal mortician's malevolent attempts to master the maddening mysteries of death itself! With a morbidly morose melon triumphantly twisted by unwieldy grief, our catacomb creeping, cadaver-coveting, morgue-hopping hero hopes to preserve his cruelly expired paramour with his blithely blasphemous, sinfully sinister, skin-cementing skillset! This outrageously ominous, exotically erotic, scalpel sharp, sordidly stitched together shocker is only for the true hard corpse horror hedonist!

'There can be no greater love than the eternal love of a magnificently mad boy for his drearily departed ghoulfriend!'