Simply the most detailed, well-researched podcast on Giallo films. Listening is a pleasure. Thank you. The podcast has helped me get through this pandemic.

HI THERE Rachel and Peter, I enjoyed your coverage of the untraditional giallo Plot of Fear. Im glad to hear more details about this film since I recently watched it during my giallo marathon at the beginning of the whole virus lockdown. A good example of dont judge a (book/ film by its cover since it only shows the title in white on a black background. And its not a very inspired title either...but, to my joy I found it to be an atypical delight in many ways-plot,visual aesthetics, performances, especially the diminutive detective, and its emphasis on comedy shadings, which were done realistically through the characters behavoir -instead of goofy off hand bits. All in all a refreshing little film that will warant future viewings! R.Hewitt Los Angeles

Always fun and fascinating dive into a new giallo every month. So far, I was only familiar with Anatomy. After their discussion of Murder Clinic, I bought the Blu Ray. After episode 6, I decided to contribute to their Patreon page. I really appreciate their analysis and level of detail with each new movie. I strongly recommend giving this podcast a try whether you are a seasoned vet or a novice just dipping your toes into the genre. Peter and Rachael are great hosts!

Love, love, love this podcast. The style, the tone, the music, the beautiful contrast of the voice and all the information Rachel & Peter share.

A much needed breath of fresh air in the podcasting realm tackling less-discussed films that might get lost among some of the bigger titles in the genre. Already essential listening for giallo fans.

Rachael Nisbet and Peter Jilmstad are names that some giallo aficionados will already be familiar with, due to their involvement in various Blu-Ray releases, Nisbet's invaluable Hypnotic Crescendos site and/or awareness of Jilmstad's forthcoming Anita Strindberg biography. They make for a fantastic team on this podcast, which focuses on less celebrated giallo thrillers. Well-researched yet warm and unpretentious, the show offers a nice mix of historical context and analysis. Wholeheartedly recommended for fans of the genre.