Franco Nero plays an alcoholic reporter named Andreas who is given a story covering a series of killings. Each murder takes place on a Tuesday and at every scene a fingerless glove […]
To Catch a Killer – The Fifth Cord (1971)
Who to Trust? – The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972)
As Anthony Ascott, director Giuliano Carnimeo would not only deliver a few spaghetti westerns during his tenure, but this movie as well, a giallo as good as any despite the fact it […]
Singing, Seduction and Murder – Point of Terror (1971)
When thinking of trashy films, it is hard not to think about Point of Terror released in 1971. For the most part, it could be called awful, but it is so hilariously […]
An Eye For An… – Eyeball (1975)
Sometimes a person has to wonder why a killer kills the way they do. What drives them to not only murder, but to sign their work with a signature move. Obviously there […]
Memories Involving… – The Perfume of the Lady in Black (1974)
The Perfume of the Lady in Black from director Francesco Barilli is a bit of a surreal watch, and some might even say confusing. As long as one pays attention to the […]
It Was Never Supposed to be… – The Murder Clinic (1966)
A young woman, having just arrived at an asylum to become its new nurse, has no idea what she has gotten herself into. Not only is her boss, Doctor Vance a little […]
Three Million Reasons to Kill – Five Dolls for an August Moon (1970)
Despite being one of Mario Bava’s lesser known films, Five Dolls for an August Moon is a stylish giallo that is beautifully shot with surprisingly little blood, but a mystery that draws […]
One by One, Victims of… – The Embalmer (1965)
What makes The Embalmer stand out from other movies of the giallo genre is its killer – a man in a scuba suit who abducts his victims and thereafter drowns them, all […]
Not Even Love Can Make Him Stop – Bluebeard (1944)
Every now and then there is a movie that will come along and surprise you, some aspect of it that you already had a preconceived notion of that turns out to be […]
All Aboard the… – Phantom Ship (1935)
Amongst his Universal offerings, Bela Lugosi, much like his fellow actors at the time, would often take work where they could find it. As such, one of these films would be Phantom […]
The Telltale Mind 