Giallo
Cult Corner: Memory (2006)
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick: Bennett Hoshua Davlin’s Memory. Memory follows Taylor Briggs...
How Mario Bava Set the Template for American Slashers
It’s no secret that the early slasher films were heavily influenced by the Italian giallo movies. These were very similar features, albeit slightly more sophisticated—yet gorier—v...
How The Bird With the Crystal Plumage Established Argento’s Signature Style
The Bird With the Crystal Plumage was the 1970 debut of Italian director Dario Argento, and that’s pretty amazing considering just how great of a debut feature it is. In some ways, it’s ...
The Giallo Inspired The Editor Debuts A New Poster
[soliloquy id=”7631″] During its exhibition at The American Film Market, the giallo inspired The Editor has debuted a new poster. We have the new one sheet available fo...
Why Argento’s Inferno is an Underrated and Intelligent Sequel
Dario Argento’s pseudo-sequel to Suspiria is a gem but it is often overlooked or outright dismissed when the conversation turns to the director’s classic works. Inferno ...
Top Ten Giallo Films
Giallo was a great movement in Italian horror that has sadly died out since, much like Italian horror itself. It heavily influenced movies like Halloween, Black Christmas and Friday the 13th and was i...
Five New Stills from The Editor Hit the Web Today
Twitch debuted a series of new stills from The Editor today. We’ve got all five of the new screen caps from the giallo-inspired throwback available for your viewing...
Stagefright Retrospective – Stalk and Slash at the Theater
[soliloquy id=”4143″] In Stagefright, a theatre troupe is rehearsing tirelessly to prepare for the opening of their play. When one of the performers injures her ankle, she drives to a...