This giallo by Dario Argento is pure Argento from beginning to end. All the elements that make up Argento’s 1970s filmography are here: The extraordinary
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Phenomena (1985)
This movie was first released in North America as “Creepers” with a significant amount of its running time sliced up like one of the many
Opera (1987)
Dario Argento has an unusually spotty filmography, with stand-outs like “Suspiria” but embarrassing clunkers like “Mother of Tears” peppered throughout. This 1987 effort, which is
Mother of Tears (2007)
This second semi-sequel to 1977’s “Suspiria” (and final entry in the loosely connected “Three Mothers” trilogy) is astoundingly, embarrassingly bad. It’s hard to believe that
Inferno (1980)
This semi-sequel to 1977’s “Suspiria” can’t help but feel reductive in comparison to its stunning original. Although director Dario Argento keeps the same fairy-tale approach
Suspiria (1977)
Dario Argento’s giallo classic is still a true masterpiece of atmosphere and visual splendor. Jessica Harper makes an effective horror heroine here, strong-headed and individualistic
