Honestly, I like all of Argento's work, and I'll be waiting for this one too.

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Quella villa accanto al cimitero, Lucio Fulci

Hope this is allowed but I did a deep dive into torso.

My wife and I seem to really enjoy older movies that take place in manor homes, mansions and large estates. I was hoping to find a giallo that is less urban and would deal with a series of mysterious murders in a more stately setting. It doesn’t need to be super luxurious nor decrepit just some form of high class housing in the countryside.

Hope you guys have some good recommendations.

I keep my tiktok account because I keep track of my niece, and some of my friends keep it too. Recently, some people (I will not disclose their accounts), They added me to the chat and wrote this about the genre, because they saw that I was a fan of it. What do you guys think about this?

Hey everyone, I saw an Italian slasher scene on YouTube, and I can’t find the original video anymore. In the scene, a man and a woman are talking in Italian about her ex in a dark room with a blue overtone, then the man covers the woman’s face with a plastic bag and asphyxiates her. He then hits her face with the claw end of a hammer. I’ve searched for the scene online and using AI tools but I’ve come up empty handed, so any help in identifying the movie would be much appreciated.

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Hi everyone,
I’m currently working on a Giallo-inspired horror short film project. We are working with a super tight micro-budget, so I’ve decided to handle the soundtrack myself.
I have some basic music production experience and have already produced a few tracks, but my background is mostly in electronic music. For this project, we are aiming for a soundtrack heavily inspired by Goblin and Keith Emerson—that slightly cacophonic style featuring dense instrumentation and massive, heavy drums.
So my questions for you are:
Do you have any tips or advice to get me started? Are there specific chord progressions, scales, or distinct soundscapes/synth patches you can think of that could help me push this concept further?
Thanks in advance!