Sally the Zombie Cheerleader sure knows her cinematic giallo, and she details a death-laden stand-out for her Guide to Horror: 1971's The Night Eveyln Came Out of the Grave.
Eveyln was directed by Emilio P. (The Red Queen Kills Seven Times) Miraglia and stars spaghetti-western veteran Anthony Steffen, along with Paola Natale, Marina Malfatti, Erika Blanc, Enzo Tarascio, Joan C. Davis ... and Umberto Raho. It includes the vengeful spirit of an unfaithful wife, the lusty lure of redheads and a sadistic aristocrat's consequential descent into eerie paranoia, all capped by a clever, curveball twist.
There's much to learn about this lurid favorite, and Sally wastes no time layering on the facts and trivia, including the lowdown on the movie's many re-edited versions.
Be sure to attend this enlightening, giallo-gleaned class. You'll come away with an academic appreciation of why Evelyn Came Out of the Grave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8LVeRtgr_g
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