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 Alida Valli Joan Bennett Barbara Magnolfi Gregory Snegoff Udo Kier Frank von Kugelgen Carolyn De Fonseca Eva Axén Rudolf Schündler Geoffrey Copleston Susanna Javicoli Franca Scagnetti Giuseppe Transocchi Jacopo Mariani Renato Scarpa Margherita Horowitz Ted Rusoff Lela Svasta Dario Argento William Kiehl Fulvio Mingozzi Daria Nicolodi Serafina Scorceletti Renata Zamengo Alessandra Capozzi Show All…
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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
“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…
Some (okay, most) of the dialogue and dubbing were SUPER distracting for me and a sequence towards the end involving one of the major side character's deaths was mildly dumb but aside from that....
Wow...
Films like this make me realize how much I love/miss technicolor. Something about seeing the colors within early films and how bright they pop off the screen adds another layer/impact to their images and sets than most could now.
The most prominent color is (shockingly, for a horror movie) red. Red walls, red lights, red clothes, but it shines it's brightest, in the blood. The blood seeps and oozes out of the bodies like a freshly opened can of paint.
There are other colors, such…
that $70 blu-ray was worth every goddamn penny to see this movie in its truest form, the horrific dubbing especially
I don’t really get the hype. I finally had the time to check out the acclaimed best European Horror movie ever but I was disappointed. I had heard about Dario Argento's reputation for being a serious horror film maker but this was horrible. They build up suspense in all the wrong places. She arrives at the airport in the beginning of the movie and the music suggests that there's something really terrible about to happen but this is just the beginning of several anticlimaxes. The special effects are absolutely terrible and you can see the jump scenes coming from a mile away, the blood is so fake you can smell the paint, the acting isn't all that great, and the 'gore' scenes aren't gory.
From my collection #65
Hey this is my 900th logged movie !
I’ve heard so much about Suspiria, and it did not disappoint at all. I caught myself being surprised, ashtonished at certain scenes. The beauty of the color spectrum used is absolutely psychedelic. The pure evil that emanates from the setting is real.
The ending left me wanting more of this plot line. I’m going for the other movies in the Three Mothers trilogy.
Sí, Suspiria es ante todo un ejercicio visual y estético. Una experiencia, pues. El problema para mí, reside en que a la narrativa que el director pretende contar con ese despliegue, no le sigue ya no digamos el ritmo, sino la pista a ese despliegue estético. Están, por así decirlo, en caminos muy desiguales.
Horror movie with Creepy sounds and beautiful sets and gore.
무서운 사운드와 아름다운 세트장, 고어를 가진 영화
The music is great.
It looks great.
The first 10-15 mins were great, but I gradually lost interest as the film went on.
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