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519 entries. Curated, not exhaustive. A short shelf of things worth knowing about beats a long one nobody can navigate.

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Poster for The Black Abbot

The Black Abbot

1963 · France/West Germany · 89m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

The standard-issue Wallace krimi. Hood, abbey, inheritance, fog.

Poster for The Sinister Monk

The Sinister Monk

1965 · West Germany · 82m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

A whip-wielding monk killing heiresses. Closest the krimi got to giallo.

Poster for The Dead Eyes of London

The Dead Eyes of London

1961 · West Germany · 95m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

Blind killers, insurance fraud, and the best fog in the series.

Poster for The Inn on the River

The Inn on the River

1962 · West Germany · 92m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

The Rialto Wallace machine at full tilt: fog, a harpoon and Klaus Kinski looking guilty.

Poster for The Creature with the Blue Hand

The Creature with the Blue Hand

1967 · West Germany · 89m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

Kinski playing both twins and a killer's claw that snaps shut like a bear trap. The krimi going out swinging.

Poster for The Fellowship of the Frog

The Fellowship of the Frog

1959 · West Germany/Denmark · 90m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

The first Rialto Wallace krimi, and the reason the other thirty exist.

Poster for The Indian Scarf

The Indian Scarf

1963 · West Germany · 83m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

Ten heirs in a Scottish castle, strangled one at a time. Kinski included.

Poster for The College Girl Murders

The College Girl Murders

1967 · West Germany · 88m
Obscurity: cult. watchable legally

The point where the black-and-white krimi tips over into full-colour giallo delirium.

Poster for The Girl Who Knew Too Much

The Girl Who Knew Too Much

1963 · Italy · 86m
Obscurity: known. watchable legally

The one usually called the first giallo. Still half a krimi.