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Composer Chosen for Argento's Giallo

By Johnny Butane
November 6th, 2008

The wait is over, horror fans! The composer for Dario Argento’s next movie, Giallo, has finally been announced! You can rest easy tonight knowing that yes, Argento’s next film will have a score!

Sorry, got a bit carried away. Anyway, said composer’s name is Marco Werba, whose previous works include the indie films Darkness Surrounds Roberta and Timo Rose’s Fearmakers and Beast. Wow, from working with Timo Rose to working with Dario Argento? Not a bad move at all!

Giallo is the story of an American detective (Adrien Brody) who teams with an American stewardess (Emmanuelle Seigner) to find the girl’s sister, who’s been abducted by a serial killer known only as “Yellow”. And as long as Argento avoids using midgets or monkeys in this one, it might be worth watching!

- Johnny Butane

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