Suspiria (1977) | Movie Review & Analysis | First in the Three Mothers Trilogy

Famed Italian master of horror, Dario Argento, brought his terrifying vision of bright colors and lights with a sinister score from Goblin to the United States big screen. In 1977, the horror genre had stalled with uninspiried sequels such as Exorcist II: The Heretic. Alas, horror came into its own niche with independent films such as Eraserhead and The Hills Have Eyes and, of course, Suspiria. Considered one of the greatest horror films of all time, Argento weaves a nightmarish vision of wild colors, witches, and ballet dancers. With unforgettable craft, Argento's vision of horror is unparalleled. Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss the first installment in Argento's Three Mothers trilogy leading up to the remake of Suspiria this November!

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Timestamps

Intro                             00:00:00

Allen's Story                   00:01:35

Background Info             00:05:14

Trailer Talk                      00:07:29

First Experiences             00:12:34

Summary                        00:14:15

The Meat                         00:20:11

Ratings                           01:21:05

Closing                            01:32:34

 

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