year: 1975

director: Dario Argento

composer: Goblin

The ruler of the Giallo Score. Considered by most to be Argento’s crowning achievement and the greatest Giallo ever made, Deep Red is the final stop at the end of the genre’s classic period.

Recommedation: Must-See
A quintessential example of the genre.

year: 1971

director: Dario Argento

composer: Ennio Morricone

Argento’s (once elusive) third Giallo effectively represents the genre as a whole in a single film. Four Flies offers the greatest Giallo director at the peak of the genre’s popularity.

Recommedation: Must-See
A quintessential example of the genre.

year: 1982

director: Dario Argento

composer: Goblin

With the genre all but dead, Argento delivers his "neo-Giallo" masterpiece; a film that is just too fun for a single viewing.

Recommedation: Must-See
A quintessential example of the genre.

year: 1970

director: Dario Argento

composer: Ennio Morricone

Agento's first attempt at the genre is better than 90% of the films that followed it. If you only see one Giallo in your lifetime, this is it.

Recommedation: Must-See
A quintessential example of the genre.

year: 1973

director: Dario Argento

composer: Ennio Morricone

This is an enjoyable whodunit. Argento tones down the style just enough to make room for a more complicated storyline with loads of suspects and plenty of twists.

Recommedation: Entertaining
Nothing ground breaking here, but a fun time nonetheless.

year: 1987

director: Dario Argento

composer: Claudio Simonetti

Argento's visual tour de force is his last great Giallo but might also be the last great Giallo of the genre.

Recommedation: Entertaining
Nothing ground breaking here, but a fun time nonetheless.