After the recently released and also terrible Massacre, another "Fulci presents" title, my expectations were subterranean for this next one, and in many ways, it's even worse than Massacre. At least Massacre had something of a giallo/slasher structure, it was terribly done but it mostly felt like a horror film. Escape is an excruciatingly boring 90 minutes (actually less, but it feels like 2+ hours) of a soap opera-like drama, and very far into the film, some kills happen. Pretty much the entire film takes place at this fairly large rural manor, with scenes occupied by a few of some of the most unlikeable and uninteresting characters, none of whom I cared about. The entire plot hinges on whether this wealthy disturbed woman actually killed her husband or not, as he, or, a doppelganger returns a year after his supposed death which noone else has ever verified. That's all the lame intrigue this film can muster, as we get scene after scene, **** near an hour, of her, some random people she employs or knows, including estate workers, and a shrink, just standing and sitting around this same house talking about her dead (or just disappeared) husband, her finances, mental state, and her husband's novel writing. I cannot overemphasize how incredibly unengaging and dull this all is, from start to finish, it's truly painful to sit through, never kicks into any other gears or gets better in the slightest. Some kill scenes finally happen in the last 30 minutes, but they're really nothing…