Marcello Gagliani Caputo

Marcello Gagliani Caputo was born in Palermo on October 30, 1974, and lives in Rome with his family. He has published several film essays, including guides to the cinema of Stephen King and the duo Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, “1925-1955: Thirty Years of Universal Monsters” and " BAD BOYS: The Great Villains of Cinema: From the Beginnings to the 1940s".

He has devoted much of his work to zombies, including the three-volume series “Guida al cinema degli zombies”, the essay “Zombies in TV”, the short story "Protocollo 19", and the “Trilogia degli zombies” (“L’ultima pandemia”, “Un mondo a pezzi” and “Il peso dei vivi”).

He has also written extensively about Juventus, with the ten-volume series “Almanacco Juventino”, as well as “Da Platini a Pogba - La Juventus dei campioni francesi”, “Paulo Dybala. La Joya argentina”, "Numeri 1: I grandi portieri della Juventus", "Top 10 - I grandi numeri 10 della Juventus" and “Padroni del mondo – La Juventus di Marcello Lippi”.

He has recounted the history of the Champions League in “Champions Italia - Le italiane e la coppa dei Campioni”.