We continue the Evolution of the Slasher by looking at the boom in Italian horror in the late 60s / early 70s, particularly the films known as 'Giallo' (or Gialli?) Mike chats to Giallo guru Alan Jones about the history of the sub-genre, its influence on the slasher and gets the lowdown on Giallo pioneer Dario Argento. He is then joined by Dan Martin from the Arrow Video Podcast to review Argento's Bird With The Crystal Plumage (1970) and Mario Bava's Bay Of Blood (1971).  Music by Jack Whitney.  Jack can be found on Twitter (@Jack_Whitney)  Alan Jones is a broadcaster, critic, author, co-director / founder of FrightFest and a journalist. He has written books on Giallo and on director Dario Argento such as Profondo Argento (2004). Find more information about Alan here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Jones_(film_critic)#Books_.28as_author.29 Find Alan on Twitter (@AlanFrightFest)  Dan Martin is a film SFX artist and a co-host of the Arrow Video Podcast. Find their podcast on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/arrow-video-podcast/id1257705874?mt=2  Find Dan on Twitter (@13FingerFX)  Mike Muncer is a podcaster, video producer and film journalist. Find him on Twitter (@TheMovieMike).  Mike also produces and co-presents a movie podcast with critic Rhianna Dhillon called Back Row (http://backrowpodcast.net) --- The Bird With The Crystal Plumage (1970) Dir: Dario Argento  Courtesy of Arrow Video / Central Cinema Company Film / Glazier / Seda Spettecoli  A Bay Of Blood (1971)  Dir: Mario Bava Courtesy of Arrow Video / Nuova Linea Cinematografica