Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Black Belly of the Tarantula List

• Deep Red - Both films feature a killer's psychological maneuvers and a central mystery.
• The Bird with the Crystal Plumage - Similar giallo themes of murder and intrigue.
• A Lizard in a Woman's Skin - Explores surreal and psychosexual elements, focusing on a murder mystery.
• Tenebrae - Another Dario Argento film with a strong focus on a serial killer and stylistic visuals.
• Susperia - Like The Black Belly of the Tarantula, it combines horror with artistic stylistic choices.
• The House with Laughing Windows - Shares themes of horror intertwined with art and a mystery to be unraveled.
• Phenomena - Involves murder and supernatural elements, typical of giallo films.
• The Cat o' Nine Tails - Another giallo that involves investigative journalism and a series of murders.
• Raw Meat - Combines horror and mystery in a distinctly unsettling urban setting.
• Body Double - Explores voyeurism and murder with a stylish 80s approach.
• The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh - Similar themes of eroticism and murder, typical of the giallo genre.
• The Fifth Cord - Focuses on a detective unraveling a psychological thriller involving murder.
• Mark of the Devil - Horror drama with a focus on unsettling moral dilemmas and gruesome imagery.
• Murder Rock - Links dance and murder in a suspenseful and stylish presentation.
• What Have You Done to Solange? - Combines school settings, murder, and sexual undertones.
• The New York Ripper - Also intertwines mystery, gruesome murders, and psychological elements.
• Blood and Black Lace - Features a strong stylistic approach to the giallo format.
• The Playgirls and the Vampire - Mixes horror elements with intrigue and stylish aesthetic.
• The Last House on the Left - Dark themes surrounding violence and mystery, evoking similar unsettling feelings.
• Don't Torture a Duckling - Explores the investigation of a series of murders in small town settings.
• The Psychic - A merging of psychological elements with murder mystery themes.
• Evil Eye - Has a mystery twist with psychological complexity related to murder.
• The Witch Who Came from the Sea - Delves into psychological horror intertwined with complex character narratives.
• Stage Fright - Combines theater aesthetics with slasher elements and a hidden killer.
• Eye of the Devil - Involves mystery and a sinister tone, with themes surrounding the occult.
• The Deadly Spawn - Horror with a mix of suspense and artistry in its presentation.
• Balloons Over Broadway - Focuses on visual storytelling similar to giallo films aesthetics.
• Scream and Scream Again - Blends elements of horror, science fiction, and mystery in a stylish way.
• The House of the Devil - Retro aesthetic combined with tension and horror elements.
• I Know What You Did Last Summer - Includes elements of youthful characters in a suspenseful murder mystery.
• Cold Eyes of Fear - Combines psychological tension with crime and a sense of horror.
• The Night Stalker - Detective elements with supernatural touches and mystery intertwined with murder.
• The Prowler - Involves a mysterious killer and a blend of suspense and horror.
• Cry of the Banshee - Incorporates elements of horror intertwined with murder and suspense.
• Hellraiser - Explores psychological horror with supernatural elements and gruesome imagery.
• The Seventh Victim - Examines themes of shadowy murders and psychological complexity.
• La Casa Lobo - Explores a stylistic horror with surrealism, akin to giallo themes.
• Bones - Merges horror and humor with investigative themes and supernatural elements.
• Death Walks on High Heels - Combines murder and mystery with a strong female lead and stylish aesthetics.