Author: Robert Gomez

Well done giallo with a decent plot and a fair ending.

Initially compelling giallo that loses steam at the out-of-nowhere ending.

Ho-hum giallo offering. You can see the earplug in Antonio Sabato’s ears at the climax.

Horrible child acting ruins what would be a great thriller.

Very suspenseful third act make up for the awful first 2/3 of the movie. This one get better with repeat viewings. That ending is probably the best you’ll see in a giallo.

Colorful and holds your attention despite the technical limitations of the era. Very cool art design.

Mildly entertaining giallo. Not terribly suspensful or scary.

Decent thriller, that gets a bit too political at times and, like Spielburg’s last few movies, doesn’t know when to end.

Entertaining comedy that is a veiled chick flick.

Lame third act really ruins this otherwise tight thriller.