THE COMPANIONS OF ELEUSIS
Exploring the rare French mystery mini-series that told us all what a conspiracy theory is. Including projected sequels.
The magazine / Issue two / September 2026
The many deaths of Dr. Mabuse. And a world of European crime cinema.
New archival findings, forgotten films and unexpected connections. Explore the stories inside our second issue.

01 / Cover story · 70 pages
What happened to the scripts and ideas for the CCC Dr. Mabuse movies after 1964's DIE TODESSTRAHLEN DES DR. MABUSE?
Exploring the rare French mystery mini-series that told us all what a conspiracy theory is. Including projected sequels.
The complete history and all the films policiers of CONTINENTAL FILMS the big-time studio the Nazis established in occupied France to keep the French amused: WHO KILLED SANTA CLAUS, PICPUS, THE LAST OF THE SIX, CECILE IS DEAD, THE RAVEN, THE HAND OF THE DEVIL, THE LAST SOU, THE CELLARS OF THE MAJESTIC, STRANGERS IN THE HOUSE, THE KILLER LIVES IN APT. 21, THE FARM OF WOLVES.
Complete biography and all of her published crime novels, read and reviewed for the first time ever.
What happened to the Bryan Edgar Wallace book "The White Carpet," and what is the story behind DER HENKER VON LONDON (1962).
When Krimi OG Siegfried Lowitz got his own Krimi-TV show, heavily influenced by Maigret, people were skeptical. How did this turn out? The full story.
What became the last RIALTO Edgar Wallace movie was in fact based on a book by film noir author Cornell Woolrich ... or was it? Read about all of this and the Colombo connection here
Some called him "The Yugoslavian Ed Wood," but most don't know him at all. Let's talk about David Vajda (I), David Vajda (II) and David Vajda (III) and, of course, Alon D'Armand and their opus magnum, MOSQUITO/BLOODLUST, which surely was the most depraved of all Krimis.
Hand-picked by Boris and Holger, these are the 10 Edgar-Wallace Krimis you definitely should have watched in your life.

Inside KRIMI!
Packed with new archival findings, KRIMI! brings new information and fresh perspectives to the 70-year history of European crime cinema.
VIEW THE CONTENTS PAGE ↗Publication details
| Edition | Format | ISBN |
|---|---|---|
| KRIMI! #2 | Hardcover | 979-8175320283 |
| KRIMI! #2 | Softcover | 979-8175117401 |