Difference between revisions of "Giallo Home Video Guide"
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<div class="large-6 columns">'''Giallo translated to English means yellow and is a reference to the cheap yellow paperback horror thriller books that were sold in Italy during the mid 20th century. You could even call them Italian "pulp fiction" paperbacks. Giallo has also become a term used to describe Italian murder-mystery thriller films that became popular in the late 60s to the mid 70s. Decades later, thanks to home video, they found a whole new audience with film geeks all over the world. This giallo guide for beginners will point you to many of the terrific titles now available on DVD and BluRay. To purchase them from Amazon.com, simply click the covers or provided links, and click BUY. Thank you for supporting the GCDb!''' | <div class="large-6 columns">'''Giallo translated to English means yellow and is a reference to the cheap yellow paperback horror-thriller books that were sold in Italy during the mid 20th century. You could even call them Italian "pulp fiction" paperbacks. Giallo has also become a term used to describe Italian murder-mystery thriller films that became popular in the late 60s to the mid 70s. Decades later, thanks to home video, they found a whole new audience with film geeks all over the world. This giallo guide for beginners will point you to many of the terrific titles now available on DVD and BluRay. To purchase them from Amazon.com, simply click the covers or provided links, and click BUY. Thank you for supporting the GCDb!''' | ||
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* [[Giallo Cinema: 20 Classic Spaghetti Slashers]] | * [[Giallo Cinema: 20 Classic Spaghetti Slashers]] | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 11 December 2016
Giallo translated to English means yellow and is a reference to the cheap yellow paperback horror-thriller books that were sold in Italy during the mid 20th century. You could even call them Italian "pulp fiction" paperbacks. Giallo has also become a term used to describe Italian murder-mystery thriller films that became popular in the late 60s to the mid 70s. Decades later, thanks to home video, they found a whole new audience with film geeks all over the world. This giallo guide for beginners will point you to many of the terrific titles now available on DVD and BluRay. To purchase them from Amazon.com, simply click the covers or provided links, and click BUY. Thank you for supporting the GCDb!
See also
Giallo on BluRay
- Includes US and UK releases
