Thoughtful and gruesome, Luca Guadagnino's "Suspiria" casts a spell. The horror film, built around a dance company with a secret, tells its story in a provocative mix of artistic musings, double casting, delirious chills, and layered narrative. Climbing to a grotesque crescendo, the work moves in fits of energy and well-heeled cinema. It is an enveloping experience.
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