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Dario Argento's return to giallo is a sophisticated staging of both the genre and his part in it as atrocity artist.

Italian horror master and stylish sadist Dario Argento gets his due at Metrograph this week in a series of his career highlights. There are quite a few examples of imperative viewing in this crash course, but if there is a not-to-be-missed feature in the bunch, it is the English language print of Tenebrae (1982), which Argento himself regards as the definitive version of the film.

Black Gloves And Knives: 12 Essential Italian Giallo

A hybrid horror, both thriller and slasher, not to mention chopper and shocker, this confirms what Suspiria and Inferno led one to suspect. When it comes to p

Both twisting and exciting in turn, Dario Argento's long banned classic comes uncut to UK DVD.

With the remake of Suspiria hitting theaters, here are the original classic (and not-so-classic) Dario Argento movies ranked from worst to best.

The success of Dario Argento’s masterpiece depends on the spectator’s appreciation for its rigid self-reflexivity.

Combustible Celluloid Review - Tenebre (1982), written by Dario Argento, directed by Dario Argento, and with Anthony Franciosa, Christian Borromeo, Mirella D'Angelo, Veronica Lario, Ania Pieroni, Eva Robins, Carola Stagnaro, John Steiner, Lara Wendel, John Saxon, Daria Nicolodi, Giuliano Gemma, Isabella Amadeo, Mirella Banti, Ennio Girolami, Marino Mase, Fulvio Mingozzi, Gianpaolo Saccarola, Ippolita Santarelli

Calling the Koontz After a busy "Vacation" themed month filled with cave diving, as well as trips to exotic Mykonos, Fiji and the Muskokas up in Canada,

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Tenebrae - Movie review by film critic Tim Brayton

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