Weird Wednesdays: A Lizard In a Woman's Skin

A Lizard In a Woman’s Skin (the title comes from a throwaway line delivered by, you guessed it, a drugged-out hippie) is an authentic 1970s giallo, full of lurid imagery and an insolent refusal to have any point beyond base titillation.

Alamo Weird Wednesday, ReviewsMatthew SeidelSeptember 16, 2026A Lizard In a Woman's Skin, Lucio Fulci, Florinda Bolkan, Anita Strindberg, Edy Gall, Jean Sorel, Leo Genn, Stanley Barker, Weird Wednesdays, gialloComment

SXSW ‘26: Creativity Thrives in Restriction: An Interview with Director Eric Jackowitz

In advance of its 2026 World Premiere at SXSW, Hyperreal Film Journal staff writer Ziah Grace sat down with writer/director Eric Jackowitz to talk about his giallo parody The Seeing Eye Dog Who Saw Too Much.

Film Fests, Interviews, SXSWZiah GraceMarch 16, 2026SXSW, Interview, Eric Jackowitz, The Seeing Eye Dog Who Saw Too Much, Giallo, Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci, Sergio Martino, Mario BavaComment

Weird Wednesdays: Conquest

While few of Fulci’s classic films appear to take place in the “real” world, Conquest (1983) is the director’s lone foray into the pure fantasy genre.