Sound and Horror in the Giallo Film Jacqueline Wehmueller Philip Lewis argues that universities

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Sound and Horror in the Giallo Film Jacqueline Wehmueller Philip Lewis argues that universitiesThe Italian giallo was a sleazy, violent, and stylistically baroque form of horror film that was produced in the hundreds from the 1960s to the 1980s. Sound and Horror in the Giallo Film listens closely to these films, asking how their soundtracks and their use of the human voice can help us understand the giallo's significance at a time when Italy was undergoing profound postwar social, economic, political, and cultural change. Throughout the history