In preparation for this series of articles, I watched over 40 Gialli – some already firm favourites of mine, others I had never seen before. While I have always considered myself a fan of Giallo, I soon realised there was much more to this genre than I had ever understood.
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Following in the footsteps of the great auteur Mario Bava, a new generation of names were to become synonymous with horror, thriller and exploitation cinema. Bava had popularised the rise of psychosexual thrillers in Italy, but it was not until the 1970s that Giallo began to truly take off elsewhere. Ornately-titled productions such as Dario Argento’s The Bird With ….
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In 1971, as Italian contemporaries adopted and adapted Mario Bava’s Giallo template to raise the fledgling genre to its headiest heights, Italian genre cinema’s original auteur returned to finish a job he started in 1964, and help to create a second new genre within horror.
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As a cinematic phenomenon, Giallo also took its cues from the crime films of Danish and West German cinema (the latter known as krimi). These movies (such as The Secret of the Black Widow and The Phantom of Soho, both directed by F.J. Gottlieb) were in turn frequently based upon or took inspiration from…
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Over the next five weeks I will be taking a look into that stylish Italian genre, the bastard son of horror and crime thriller, Giallo!
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Have you seen Leatherface (2017)? Kyle breaks down why the movie isn’t as bad as some have been saying about it and gives his reasons why. Find out why you should rewatch the movie with different eyes and expectations.
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What does Jason Voorhees do on Saturday the 14th? He makes counselor meat cupcakes!
Pyewacket, for those unfamiliar with the legend, is an imp who could take the form of a cat in order to disguise itself. I know it's not much to go on, but it's the perfect amount of information for creating a film around a demonic presence. People can't read much into it as nobody knows it's entire story, thus are unable to judge the directors choices regarding what Pyewacket really is or does in regards to the film.
A QUIET PLACE (2018, dir John Krasinski)
Mark Doubt has a few spoiler-free words to share about John Krasinski’s new horror release (don’t worry, they won’t hear us).
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On their way home from partying, Tara and Dawn cross paths with a mysterious clown on Halloween night. What begins as a seemingly innocent encounter soon takes a turn for the worse as the clown's playful antics become the prelude to something much more terrifying: The stranger is a sadistic madman named Art the Clown...