In this episode, Rob has a chance to share his thoughts and feelings about two of my favorite films of all time; Rolling Thunder and Straight Time.

Rolling Thunder and Straight Time are two very influential films for me, and I can't say enough good things about them. If you haven't seen them yet, watch them both right now!

We end Giallo January with a bang as we talk about Black Belly Of The Tarantula and Autopsy!

What more can you say about two classics like Four Flies On Grey Velvet and The House With The Laughing Windows that hasn't already been said? Listen to the show and find out!

Arguably the most stylish and influential giallo films of all time, Suspiria and Blood and Black Lace, still reign supreme over every slasher that preceded them over 40 years later. Brutal, nightmarish, uncompromising, and unforgiving, these films are a MUST-have for your top-shelf collection!

In this episode, we talk about two 5-star giallo classics, "All The Colors Of The Dark" and "Tenebrae," and another fan favorite from genre master Argento that left us feeling a bit underwhelmed at the end. 

I've had a giallo MELTDOWN this month, and I'm watching these flicks as frantically as a black-gloved killer wields their straight razor! Join us as we discuss three classic giallo, and others!

In this episode, Rob and I talk about some of the very best and the very worst giallo has to offer. We begin with the mighty "Torso," meandering our way through the original Trauma, and end with one of my all-time favorite Naschy flicks, The Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll. NASCHY FOREVER!

Giallo January continues with The Case of the Scorpion's Tail, A Woman in Lizard's Skin, and my FAVORITE giallo of all time, The Psychic! @MondoMacabroUSA @ScorpionDVD @ArrowFilmsVideo

Rob and I reunite for Giallo January to review Seven Deaths in the Cat's Eye from @twilighttimemovies, @blueunderground, and the magnificent Crimes of the Black from @CauldronFilms!