giallo fever

Matt Blake, who runs the excellent Wild Eye website and wrote the essential Eurospy Guide a few years back has recently published this boo...

This is one of those films which simultaneously confirms Lucio Fulci's abilities as a film-maker and indicates the problems he had in ha...

This 1967 fumetti adaptation was directed by Piero Vivarelli who also contributed Satanik to the filone a year later. Unfortunately whilst ...

One of my other odd interests is the work of the late Italian designer Massimo Osti, who founded the clothing companies CP and Stone Island ...

Following the death of her uncle, Elizabeth (Erna Schurer) arrives at the family castle with her fidanzato Jack (Roland Carey), a journalist...

What could be better or worse – depending on taste – than an ultra low budget Italian Batman rip-off / spoof? Holy lawsuits Batman! How abou...

This 1982 film is an adaptation of the adult fumetti of the same name by Leone Frollo, an erotic, comic version of the Biancaneve – i.e. Sno...

This early outing from Ruggero Deodato is quite frankly a bit of a mess, albeit a sporadically entertaining one. Inspired by the fumetti ne...

New forum and site dedicated to fumetti which looks very promising: http://www.afeastoffumetti.org/

This latest volume in Glittering Images’ long running Bizarre Sinema series of exquisitely produced dual-language coffee-table style volumes...

Discussing previous Glittering Images books on Italian cult cinema a little while back I commented that what was needed was a third volume t...

The Zora cover, using the same art and Gothic logo as the original Just in time for Easter, a tale of death and resurrection. This is an Eng...

Today I was at a conference on film audiences. One of the presentations included some images from Theatre du Grand Guignol that I thought we...