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#61
31st May 2010, 07:26 PM
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The Black Belly of The Tarantula The Case of the Scoripions Tail The Cat O'Nine Tails Death Walks at Midnight Deep Red Delirium (Renato Polselli) Eyeball Five Dolls For an August Moon Footprints The Girl Who Knew Too Much In the Folds of the Flesh A Lizard in a Womans Skin My Dear Killer Naked You Die The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave The Red Queen Kills Seven Times Seven Deaths in the Cats Eye Spasmo Strip Nude for Your Killer (I prefer the Italian dub btw) Torso What Have They Done to Your Daughters? What Have You Done to Solange? Who Saw Her Die? Bay of Blood Death Smiled at Murder Phantom of Death Stagefright What's Eroticopholia btw?  |
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#62
31st May 2010, 08:43 PM
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#63
1st June 2010, 06:33 PM
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Oh that one! I googled it but nothing came up (except your post) since it's spelled Eroticofollia.  That's probably my favorite "giallo fantastico",I still feel the ending is rather weird though as the movie suddenly grinds to a halt (could there exist a longer/more complete version?). |
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#64
1st June 2010, 06:47 PM
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I knew I spelt it wrong but I couldn't be bothered going back and changing it  I think there could be a longer version out there somewhere, the ending is very abrupt. |
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#65
1st June 2010, 07:58 PM
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Naughty! |
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#66
5th June 2010, 07:04 AM
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some of the ones that i have seen/own are 5 dead on crimson canvas 5 dolls for an August moon A dragonfly for each corpse A quiet place to kill all the colours of the dark Autopsy Belly of the black tarantula blood and black lace blood sucker leads the dance blue eyes of a broken doll Cat o'nine tails crimes of the black cat death laid an egg death smiles at murder death steps in the dark death walks on high heels deep red delirium- photo of goia dial help do you like hitchcock don't torture the duckling doors into darkness eyeball eyes of crystall four flies on grey velvet giallo giallo in venice girl who knew too much hatchet for a honeymoon house with the laughing windows house with the yellow carpet iguana with the tongue of fire killer is still among us knife of ice lizard in a woman's skin murder obsession my dear killer naked girl killed in the park night evelyn came out of the grave new york ripper nothing underneath perfume of the lady in black perversion story play motel plot of fear puzzle quiet nights of blood and pain rabid dogs red light girls red rings of fear reflections in black seven blood stained orchids short night of the glass dolls sister of ursula slaughter hotel sleepless solange so sweet so dead so sweet so perverse stage fright strange vice of mrs wardh strip nude for your killer sweet body of deborah the case of the girl in the yellow pyjamas the case of the scorpions tail the girl in room 2a the killer must kill again the killer reserved nine seats the washing machine torso tenebrae terror at the opera the 5th chord who saw her die watch me when i kill you're vice is a locked door and only i have the key
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#67
6th June 2010, 11:44 AM
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Maybe of interest...  Mikel Koven has this to say in his book La Dolce Morte on the giallo filone (free translation:movement): "There are several different kinds of gialli....While the classical giallo features a serial killer clad in black gloves,hat,and overcoat being hunted by an amateur detective,the poliziotto puts the police investigation front and center in the investigation. Other gialli tend to focus on more private and interior settings,creating more of a suspense giallo. Still others,embracing the strong connection between the giallo and the horror film,offer a more supernatural narative,the giallo-fantastico. What we mean by giallo,then is quite a broad spectrum of films,despite their formulaic narratives." So: Classical giallo (Blood and Black Lace,The Bird with the Chrystal Plumage,Who Saw Her Die?...) Poliziotto giallo (Black Belly of the Tarantula,Death Occurred last Night,So Sweet,So Dead...) Suspense giallo (The Sweet Body of Deborah,Orgasmo,Perversion Story...) Giallo-fantastico (Suspiria,Inferno,Malocchio...) |
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#68
2nd October 2010, 05:28 PM
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| The Gialli Thread
Seems there's no longer a gialli thread (or am I getting confused?). I mean Elektrocity's is just for releases they get in. So I decided to make one. Let's talk gialli people!  |
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#69
2nd October 2010, 05:57 PM
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#70
2nd October 2010, 06:56 PM
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Hmm,it's a bit strange that it's in "polls" BE,well there's also a poll attached I guess... Maybe Reaps could combine the two as that one seems to have died? Not really surprised really as there's only 8 choices for "best giallo"... I'm moving this here now... Maybe of interest...  Mikel Koven has this to say in his book La Dolce Morte on the giallo filone (free translation:movement): "There are several different kinds of gialli....While the classical giallo features a serial killer clad in black gloves,hat,and overcoat being hunted by an amateur detective,the poliziotto puts the police investigation front and center in the investigation. Other gialli tend to focus on more private and interior settings,creating more of a suspense giallo. Still others,embracing the strong connection between the giallo and the horror film,offer a more supernatural narative,the giallo-fantastico. What we mean by giallo,then is quite a broad spectrum of films,despite their formulaic narratives." So: Classical giallo (Blood and Black Lace,The Bird with the Chrystal Plumage,Who Saw Her Die?...) Poliziotto giallo (Black Belly of the Tarantula,Death Occurred last Night,So Sweet,So Dead...) Suspense giallo (The Sweet Body of Deborah,Orgasmo,Perversion Story...) Giallo-fantastico (Suspiria,Inferno,Malocchio...) Over the years I've become a giallo-nut,I find them fascinating. And once I didn't even know the genre existed!  I also like to watch gialli several times (over time) as there's always more to discover. It's also a genre you have to grow into it seems. Like I watched Autopsy (with Farmer) years ago before I even knew about gialli and didn't like it. I now recently watched it again and loved it. |
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