Suspiria

Suspiria

Horror • R • 1977 • 1 hr 39 min

7.8

7.3

Staring

Jessica Harper, Stefania Casini, Flavio Bucci, Miguel Bosé, Barbara Magnolfi

Directed By

Written By

Dario Argento, Daria Nicolodi

Attributes

Dark Watch By Myself

Genre

Release Date

August 10, 1977

User Reviews

THE Movie EXSPIRT, Great Mind

Great visuals, music and movie. Nutted in my second wife listening to Goblin. I think that is when my first son got made. Hate that kid.

the director had an eye for aesthetics and i find the sets and scenes to be almost more captivating than the plot.

One of the most influential films of all time. Batshit crazy and stunningly beautiful, with colors like you’ve never seen before

Really well made, great camera work, not super scary but has a lot of tense, suspenseful moments

Beautiful movie, i loves all the colors and the setting and the story was good too

A horror classic with a thrashing, animalistic score and superb production design. One of the most beautiful horror films made.

A beautiful horror story. The pacing is off but this is still a must see for horror fans. Argento is a master of suspense and horror.

Argento redefines the color red once again in this eerie and significant entry of the horror genre

Rishi Chinnasamy

so grossly horrifying. everything is garishly executed in the best sense. one bumpy hell ride to the bitter end.

This is a proof that "style over substance" actually can be excellent! Do not miss this one, and watch Phenomena afterwards.

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7.8 – Based on 4.7k ratings

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