Don't U agree?

It is pretty good, for sure, and probably very under-rated; I'd never heard of it until I saw it. When I first heard of Bava it was basically in reference to his influence on other directors and specifically two of his films: blood and black lace and the mask of satan. As for Hatchet, I knew it was going to be a special film experience beginning with the very first scene. Bava's obvious interest in cameras and lighting really shines through in some very fun-to-watch ways.

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Yes it is. I have a feeling that Bava´s 60´s cannon has overshadowed the films he made in the 70´s which are, IMO, just as good if not better. For instance, I consider Lisa and the Devil to be not only Bava´s masterpiece but the finest horror film ever made, and Hatchet is one of his greatest works, as it is not only visually stunning but also has a very complex and intelligent script filled with Freudian overtones.

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I'd have to agree! Never heard of it until I saw it advertised on the Horror Channel. It deserves more attention. 8/10.

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It's a good film worthy of more respect and attention.

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