Thanks to Hélène Cattet, Bruno Forzani's Amer and most recently The Strange Colour Of Your Body's Tears Giallo sub Genre has once again found it's place amongst the Horror fans hearts. Nicknamed Neo-Giallo the genre has expanded from it's celestial home of Italy and can be found in all corner's of the world like Argentina who embracing the genre and Daniel De La Vega's Necropobia continues that homage.
If your looking for pure authenticity Necrophobia for it's film score has Giallo royality with Claudio Simonetti (Goblin)creating that sound you expect from Giallo.Black leather gloves, trenchcoat, big hat and of course the knife will tick all the boxes you expect from this type of film and we're not fans of 3D so don't let that part of the film's title put you off!
Synopsis
Dante is a tailor whose phobia prevents him from being in contact with death. Whenever he is in front of a dead body, he experiences a creepy feeling that makes him lose his mind. His illness is exacerbated when his twin brother dies and he sees his “own” face in a coffin. From this traumatic event the walls of reality crumble, and several close people are killed by someone who wants to incriminate him. Dante must solve the riddle of death and thus discover a reality that is almost impossible…source:Youtube (via Fangoria)
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