The Girl Who Knew Too Much is a very early giallo film shot by Mario Bava who is one of the creators of this genre. To refresh everyone's memory, giallo films feature lots of murders, blood, suspense and a little sex.
As one of the first giallo films this one sticks to that formula. Murders with people getting knives in their backs and a young blonde heroine who is constantly being stalked by a killer while everyone around her are dropping like flies sprayed with insect killer.
The film is photographed by the director Mario Bava in his full gothic look. Nothing like a nice creepy film in black and white.
86 minutes, written by Ennio De Concin, Sergio Corbucci, Eliana de Sabata, Mino Guerrini, Franco Prosperi and Mario Bava.
No comments:
Post a Comment