Giallo

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Cast & Crew

Adrien Brody
Inspector Enzo Avolfi, Giallo

Emmanuelle Seigner
Linda

Elsa Pataky
Celine

Byron Deidra
Inspector Enzo Avolfi, Giallo

Valentina Izumi
Keiko

Robert Mano
Inspector Mori

Daniela Fazzolari
Sophia

Nicolo Morselli
Young Enzo

Giuseppe Le Console
Butcher

Dario Argento
Director

Jim Agnew
Screenwriter

Sean Keller
Screenwriter

Adrien Brody
Producer

Richard Rionda Del Castro
Producer

Rafael Primorac
Producer

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Critic Reviews for Giallo

Audience Reviews for Giallo

• Mar 05, 2012

  One of Argento's worst, it was not violent or graphic. The storyline is too predictable also the acting was horrible, Gosh Dario is getting old
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Oct 05, 2011

  Dario Argento's latest offering has been absolutely torn to shreds by fans and critics so I wasn't expecting much from this at all but I ended up enjoying it a lot more than others seemed to. The story is fairly straightforward which has a New York FBI agent based in Turino on the trail of a killer who has bern kidnapping and murdering pretty foreign women. It's a pretty violent film with a real vicious streak to it so it racks up a decent amount of bloody content. The film has a good pace and is never boring and always on the move. You can't help but laugh at the killer though with his strong resemblance to John Rambo lol! The films ending was a little anti-climactic unfortunately, it could have gone out with a bit more of a bang or a plot twist. I found this one better than Argento's previous two films, especially The Card Player. It's not great but it still has entertainment value.
  Lee ? Super Reviewer
• Sep 12, 2011

  If the name Dario Argento means anything to you, don't be fooled - there is nothing in <i>Giallo</i> to distinguish it from any other second-rate serial killer drudgery. Weak plot, lame killer, only a couple brief acts of gruesome violence (if that's your thing) have any chance to leave an impression. What you really get is 90 minutes of Brody smoking, Seigner pleading, and Pataky screaming to test your patience.<br/><br/>I counted at least eight producers, three executive producers, and two associate producers in the credits, a telling indicator that <i>nobody</i> had much confidence this would turn out for the good.
  Doctor S Super Reviewer
• Sep 08, 2011

  In the city of Turino, a hood-capped killer with a hideous appearance and sick persona abducts sexy and beautiful women who happens to hail his taxi. He then takes them to his secret liar where he has an operating table and a wide selection of delightful torture devices where he performs all kinds of horrors to his victims in order to destroy their beauty. When he kidnaps the gorgeous young model Celine (Elsa Pataky), her older sister Linda (Emmanuelle Seigner) teams up with Inspector Enzo Avolfi (Adrien Brody, who's a reasonably creepy individual himself and a man with a past to find her while there's still enough of her to find.
  Deb S Super Reviewer

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