Analog Abattoir: 1972’s “SISTERS” is far more than Hitchcock by way of De Palma
It's a double dose of terror when Dr. Benny Graves looks back at Brian De Palma's 1972 horror classic starring Margot Kidder in a shocking dual role.
ANALOG ABATTOIR: “PATRICK STILL LIVES” brings the insanity as a gory pseudo-sequel saturated in schlock
In his new column, ANALOG ABATTOIR, Dr. Benny Graves has the cure for the common horror movie. In this first installment, the good doctor casts his sinister gaze on Mario Landi’s unauthorized sequel to the Aussie classic that's a perfect companion piece of Italo hyper-violence and unbridled raunchiness.
4K DISC REVIEW: “TENEBRAE” and the Transfiguration of the Grindhouse Giallo
The perfect film to discover – or re-discover – Dario Argento in his prime.
New Trailer for Theatrical Release of French Giallo “THE STRANGLER” (1970) From Altered Innocence
Opening at Anthology Film Archives in New York on November 15 and expanding November 17 to Los Angeles, Austin, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, & more.
The Fragility of Sanity: The Gialli of Sergio Martino
Too often, discussions of Giallo cinema are nearly synonymous with the work of Dario Argento, and the remainder of the eclectic genre's output is relegated to the works of hacks and journeymen. Sergio Martino is one such journeyman. His six Gialli complete a dark statement concerning human nature and rival the classics of the genre.
