year: 1972

director: Lucio Fulci

composer: Riz Ortolani

This is Fucli's Giallo masterpiece and possibly the best film of his career. All the Giallo elements are present and yet this film looks and feels like no other in the genre. This film should be a staple in the library of any serious fan of the genre.

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

year: 1971

director: Lucio Fulci

composer: Ennio Morricone

A fantastic diversion from the norm, Fulci’s psychedelic Giallo nightmare makes very little sense (but doesn’t have to). Check your need for a cohesive storyline at the door and enjoy the ride.

Recommedation: A Worthwhile Deviation
Breaks some important rules and comes out on top as a result.

year: 1982

director: Lucio Fulci

composer: Francesco De Masi

Fulci's notoriously brutal 80s Giallo doesn't mesh well with the Giallo Score, but is required viewing for anyone serious about the genre.

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

year: 1969

director: Lucio Fulci

composer: Riz Ortolani

There's no black gloved killer here. But with Fulci at the helm, this compelling story with its gorgeous San Francisco location, jazzy soundtrack and bevy of gorgeous hippie babes, is one of the best films of the genre and a must see!

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

year: 1977

director: Lucio Fulci

composer: Fabio Frizzi

Fulci's fourth Giallo fails to live up to the reputation of his previous three, but still offers a good story and a brooding atmosphere.

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