For horror fans, giallo films are among the most unique yet treasured options they can enjoy. Peaking in the 1970s, this subgenre is highly stylized and cerebral, relying on dream-like sequences and ...

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Italian giallo films first flourished in the late 1960s, taking their name from the distinctive yellow (giallo in Italian) covers of the popular Mondadori pulp novels, reprints of American and British ...

Season your movie nights with delicious sleaze, thanks to all the lurid 1970s and '80s European thrillers available on the horror streamer. Reading time 1 minute What is a giallo, and why should you ...

“Giallo” translates to “yellow” in Italian, but it means far more in the context of cinema. Inspired by the pulpy crime novels with yellow covers of the late 1920s, giallo films merge the crime genre ...

Popcorn Reef and The Tenth Avenue Arts Center are bringing Cinematic Void and January Giallo founder Jim Branscome down to San Diego to discuss the Italian horror subgenre. They will be screening a ...