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#1072
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As long as you are online for the six minutes Diabolik have them in stock. |
#1073
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that time range features in The Veil, so makes me titter doubly
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#1076
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Definitely not a giallo :P
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#1077
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Whilst certainly not in the classical sense, it certainly exhibits enough of the tropes in my opinion. Plus, Troy Howarth would also disagree with you considering he featured it in So Deadly, So Perverse: 50 Years of Italian Giallo Films, Volume 2. A lot of people don't seem to rate this one very highly, which is unfortunate as I rather like it. |
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It is a bit of a mystery though so i can see why it would be thought a giallo by some. It's a bit like 'it's Italian so it must be a giallo'. |
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Yeah I see that a lot to be fair. Along with Americans calling them 'gee-allo' and constantly misusing the plural 'gialli', it's a hard time for me being a giallo fanatic
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And let's not EVER forget, Howarth doesn't consider Short Night of Glass Dolls a giallo. He included The Girl in Room 2A in his book, but not Short Night. Just have a think about that, reflect on it, cogitate
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