In 1977, just two years after wowing horror fans with the masterpiece that is Deep Red, iconic Italian director Dario Argento somehow managed to raise the ba...

You guys told me “Suspiria” was a deliriously strange movie, but you didn’t warn me about the blind pianist who gets his throat ripped out by his own s...

Read the Empire Movie review of Suspiria. In spite of his recent shortcomings, as an appetizer to the thoroughly bizarre world of Italian...

Suspiria is a fever dream where the gap between high art and low is obliterated by psychedelic bursts of color.

Forty years on, the director’s nightmarish gialli has lost none of its potency.

Haunted Black Forest ballet school run by witches. Surreal and dripping with gore, but quite funny when nobody is bleeding.

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A celebration of Dario Argento's masterpiece and an interview with Jessica Harper. 

As visceral and invigorating as classics like “Deep Red" or “The Bird with the Crystal Plumage” might be, they aren’t a patch on 1977’s “Suspiria...

With a reimagining from Luca Guadagnino on the way, we take a look back at the 1977 original—a hallucinatory, erotic, still terrifying Italian horror maste...