He might be in the shadow Dario Argento, a director who always aimed for very spectacular thrillers (brilliant stuff by the way), but ...

This review is dedicated to my faithful reader and frantic commenter Megatron, who when I linked the IMDB page to him wrote "THAN...

It's getting harder and harder to find gialli I haven't seen and those I find is more and more obscure, and most of them time also...

"Dirty Blood" is a horror movie that's being shot outside the city, in and around an hotel. It's a low-budget produc...

As some of you might have noticed, Umberto Lenzi is one of my favourite filmmakers. A versatile director, able to jump from genre to gen...

I still remember the surprise when the Swedish state television actually aired this in 2005, probably one of the first showings ever - n...

The funniest (or most disturbing) thing with Blue Underground's DVD of Strip Nude For Your Killer is the interview where screenwriter...

Before I watched Antonio Bido's giallo Watch Me When I Kill again I read an old text I wrote about it, in Swedish, several years ag...

Even I find it odd that I haven't reviewed Umberto Lenzi's Eyeball (aka the more fancy schmancy Italian title Gatti Rossi In Un...

Don't let the giallo-esque title fool you, The Devil with Seven Faces is far from an murder mystery and yeah, I would say it's a ...

Long time since I watched a giallo, but finally - after a week of Jess Franco - I found the time, early this morning, to sit down and watc...

Umberto Lenzi, one of the most underrated genre directors of our time, created his own little sub-genre of giallos during the late sixti...

The CardPlayer , the universally hated giallo from maestro Dario Argento is probably his most personal movie since Tenebrae in 1982. I...

Sometimes you see a movie that you never have heard of before and have no expectations about, and many of these movies turns out to be a ...

Riccardo Freda, the man who started it all, always had a hard time with the newer fans of eurocult. Maybe the productions he made later in h...

One of my favourite ways of storytelling is putting a bunch of people in a secluded area and make things happen. I adore good writing, and b...

Spoilers, if you haven’t seen it – don’t read this. But I do recommend you to watch the movie. How to you write a review of a movie that has...

First of all, I still think that Mario Bava or his producers saw Arne Mattsson’s 1958 classic Mannekäng i Rött and became inspired to make B...

It’s been a long time since I watched a giallo. The last time most of the movies I’ve written about have been Asian (mostly Thai) flicks, bu...

One of the most meaningless issues in the world of movie-nerds is if Torso should be considered a ”slasher” or a ”giallo”. Yes, it’s true. ...