1977 Directed by Dario Argento
From the moment she arrives in Freiberg, Germany, to attend the prestigious Tanz Academy, American ballet-dancer Suzy Bannion senses that something horribly evil lurks within the walls of the age-old institution.
Jessica Harper Stefania Casini Flavio Bucci Miguel Bosé Barbara Magnolfi Susanna Javicoli Eva Axén Rudolf Schündler Udo Kier Alida Valli Joan Bennett Margherita Horowitz Jacopo Mariani Fulvio Mingozzi Franca Scagnetti Renato Scarpa Serafina Scorceletti Giuseppe Transocchi Renata Zamengo Alessandra Capozzi Salvatore Capozzi Diana Ferrara Cristina Latini Alfredo Raino Claudia Zaccari Dario Argento Giovanni di Bernardo Daria Nicolodi Marina Pierro Show All…
서스페리아, Suspiria: In den Krallen des Bösen, サスペリア, Flykten från helvetet, Odgłosy, Суспирия, Суспірія, Alarido, 坐立不安, Sóhajok, Suspiria - tappavat huokaukset, Suspirija, Chok House
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actors: $2000
hair/makeup: $300
dubbing: $1050
lighting: $12 million
special effects: $750
someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying
dario argento: *bashes me over the head with a neon light while Goblin is screaming in my ear*
me: wow.............thank you so much
dario argento wants to fuck the primary colors and u know what, i think we should let him
that $70 blu-ray was worth every goddamn penny to see this movie in its truest form, the horrific dubbing especially
Me, pretending to know what I'm talking about: hmmmmm....I'm sensing a very strong theme of ummm red? don't know if anyone else caught that just throwing things out there.....
Watching Suspiria makes me forget that anything else exists. I forget every color that isn't on screen, every piece of music that isn't playing, and most importantly every other film that has ever been made.
It's a nightmare. A perfect, impossible, neon nightmare that makes me lose myself. And I love every goddamn second of it.
I liked the movie.
But to the person at the Roxy with the red hair, blue jacket, pink shirt and yellow pants who came out the bathroom stall and locked eyes with me before I went in? Man.
You are going to hell.
I have never seen that much pee left on a toilet seat before in my life. And on the floor?! That was about a water bottles worth of pee, just everywhere. That is insanity, you are an adult. Sometimes life is crazy, I don’t deny you that, but you looked me dead in my eyes. You knew what you did! How’d you flush in good conscience? Like, what were you flushing? Did any pee even make it in…
“I had no idea you were so strong-willed. I think that when you make up your mind about something, nothing will change it for you. My compliments.”
Sometimes there’s a man...no, wait, wrong movie. Start over.
Sometimes, things don’t work out, and you just can’t quite put your finger on the reason. You meet a person, and you share a great many interests—you like many of the same movies and television programs and podcasts, you both enjoy cooking, you have similar senses of humor. By all rights, you should be fast friends. And yet...something is missing. Sometimes there’s a man, and he’s not the man for his time and place. He doesn’t fit right in there. And yet you know…
