Black leather gloves.
Bold colors.
Incredible architecture.
Gory kills.
If you found yourself nodding along with each phrase, then you may just love giallo.
Giallo, which literally means “yellow” in Italian, is a subgenre of Italian horror-thrillers that are believed to have emerged 1963 with the release of Mario Bava’s “The Girl Who Knew Too Much” (more on that later in the rankings).
While giallo was predominantly created in the 1960s and 1970s in Italy, the subgenre is alive and well today and has spread across the globe.But what does yellow have to do with giallo? Yellow was the primary color used on the covers of the…The post The 14 Best Giallo Films Ranked appeared first on /Film.
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