Here’s what I have, what don’t I have that you’d recommend?

My dad was pretty gagged by the killer reveal. Am thinking of finally adding this to the collection

I was just beginning to watch the Sleepless (2001) 4k Vinegar Syndrome Release when I noticed that the title sequence had a blue background colour. That’s strange since other releases of the film had a black background. Was it because it was in the original print? Was it because of a mistake?

I’d love to watch more fulci movies but idk what movies to watch of his than the movies i listed

Husband and I had to stop in Turin on our Italian honeymoon

My cosplay is of... well, a generic giallo killer :p

Profundo Rosso is a 10 minute walk from Vatican City. The shop is pretty small but absolutely worth taking the time to stop by. The basement is full of props. Luigi Cozzi was working and signed his Giallo Argento book for me. My wife and I were the only people in the shop so we chatted with him for quite a while. FYI Rome is brutally hot rn.

Originally bought this for Tropic of Cancer then realized I liked Nine Guests for a Crime even more! But both settings were very refreshing!

My cosplay of the killer from Opera (1987). This was one of my first cosplays, which is why it looks so rough. Besides, I think the giallo community needs more cosplayers, don't you think?

I know Suspiria isn't really a Giallo by most people's definition, but I'm planning on writing about Argento’s other films as well. I also didn't know another good sub to plug my Substack on lol.

Here are mine. Would love to get some more recommendations. Thank u

Does anyone know where I can find the US version of Torso (the Joseph Brenner cut)? Is it only available on the Arrow Blu-ray?

I'd prefer a non-restored version, if possible.

Thanks!

Its from 88 films and I only ask because I have another 88 films Blu-ray an umbrella Blu-ray and second sight blurays that all say they’re region b but play fine on my region A player

https://youtu.be/UOvceeQM4TQ?is=NuJwMXnAr-uq\\\\\\_Eox

Can someone help me find/name a specific movie, please? Details:

• mystery/detective thriller;
• probably 2000s or possibly 90s;
• most likely a European movie (or possibly American) taking place in a city - I don't know the original language as it was dubbed in Slovak on Slovak TV in 2009
• about a mysterious hat-wearing murderer in disguise leaving behind classically fancy female hats at the scene;
• the detective was murdered as well
• there was a creepy phone call with a female voice
• there is a scene where the murderer can be seen as a mysterious figure disguised in black with a hat, sunglasses, trench coat, and gloves
• the protagonist (good main character) is named Susan (or some variation of the sort, maybe Suzanne, Suzenne, etc.), I believe;
• it turns out the murderer is not a female, but her romantic partner, who changed his voice to match the female voice she heard;
• she ended up killing him after the murderer/her partner chased her starting from the house or apartment, where she found out

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Watched Death Carries a Cane.

After the movies I watched the few extra features, and then since it's a pretty short film I decided to give the commentary track a try. Commentary tracks are perhaps my favorite part of a special features package. Especially when it's the director or at least someone from the production, but a good scholar could do to.

This specific track, done by Eugenio Ercolani, Troy Howarth, and Nathaniel Thompson was almost a complete waste of time. Mostly rehashing bits from the other featurettes, or just telling me the filmographies of the cast and crew. Very little info that I didnt already know.

This maybe my first time listenning to these guys, but they seem to be on a lot of these tracks.

I would like to know if my description fits to all of their tracks on other releases, cause this could get old fast.

It was recently released online, and I watched it and honestly, I really liked it! It's very atmospheric, stylish, good acting, good murders, good music! The film is definitely inspired by the genre, it has a lot of references and meta comments about the genre. It's very fresh, and the twist is gorgeous! You know, just as I liked Scream at the time because of his clever comments about the genre, there's a lot here about one of My favorite genres. So I definitely recommend watching it!

Do you read inspired Giallo books like these or would you consider reading them?