Antonella Vitale, Barbara Cupisti, Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni
When the leading diva of Verdi's "Macbeth" is run over by a car, her understudy, Betty (Cristina Marsillach), takes over the role. Things go from bad to worse when the madman begins to kill other memb...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 30, 2001
Stats: 357 reviews
This shit is THE dumbest. Dario Argento's vision of the movie he wanted to create was ruefully flawed, mired in utterly implausible plot points that are essentially impossible to foster in reality. Of course, he tries anyway, and what results is possibly the dumbest horror movie ...( read more)
As is usual with Argento, if you don't expect much in the story/character department, you will find a great film.
Argento creates some of his best visuals with this film. From the beginning in the raven's eye to the bullet in the eye, this film is made for eyes. The pins taped b...( read more)
Worth seeing for the slow mo bullet through the eye shot alone.
Overall very effective and enjoyable., but marred by a ridiculous ending. The acting and story are also a little shoddy at times, but that's par for the course in this sub genre.
Argento's moving camera in this f...( read more)
As usual with Argento, the plot is pointless, but also as usual with him there are some very creative camera angles and killing scenes.
My favorite Argento film. Some truely memorable (horror) movie moments and a not too shaby story line.
may be dated, but this film has some of the frightening thoughts and synopsis i've seen in a movie--of course, what else but from dario argento
Stylish, but pointless in terms of story. There is not a single character in this movie that acts like a human being. The female lead witness brutal killings and just goes about her day like nothing happens. There is no sense of verisimilitude present in this movie.
Argentos giallo is like a film of his greatest hits. This film is loaded with style. And the slo-mo bullet in his ex wifes eye is something to behold.
This is the only film were he uses a heavy metal soundtrack and its not distracting.
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