By Anton Bitel
The Italian director’s 1975 giallo classic is being re-released in a newly restored, longer edit with additional scenes.
By Anton Bitel
The Italian horror maestro’s 1971 film A Bay of Blood remains one of his most shocking works.
By Adam Scovell
A pilgrimage to one of the grandest and most iconic settings in all of horror cinema.
By Anton Bitel
The horror maestro’s 1987 giallo is released in a special new 2K restoration this month.
By Anton Bitel
Umberto Lenzi’s Cannibal Ferox fully deserves its reputation as one of the genre’s toughest watches.
By Anton Bitel
The Italian director’s 1971 giallo shows a visionary film artist still finding his feet.
By Anton Bitel
Forty years on, the director’s nightmarish gialli has lost none of its potency.
By Anton Bitel
Sergio Martino’s schlocky 1973 film Torso offers a masterclass in the male gaze.
By David Hayles
From grindhouse classics to showbiz satires, seek out these inspirations for Nicolas Winding Refn’s wicked latest.
The cult Italian horror maestro has influenced everyone from John Carpenter to Nicolas Winding Refn.
Iconic stars like Anita Strindberg and Edwige Fenech are the thread that ties this deviant subgenre together.
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