A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin

Lucio Fulci’s A Woman in a Lizard’s Skin (1971) has all the acid-eater lingo a person could want. Als, no J&B but plenty of keys to the doors of perception.


If you got a little drunk every night instead of spending all that money on Dr. Kerr, it would soon cure your insomnia.


I present to you the 1970s: White phone, brown shirt, short tunic


Trust me; the grey looks great.


“Any other drugs?”
“Hashish, LSD, cocaine, marijuana” or, as they call it in New Orleans, Tuesday.


You found me out. I’m the killer.

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