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Dario Argento

Cinepocalypse: Sequence Break; Dead Shack; Suspiria

Posted on 7 Nov 201713 Mar 2018 by Lackey
Cinepocalypse: Part 3

An urban legend for the video game age, a family of zombies in the woods, and an uncut classic in its native language

Posted in Cinepocalypse, Film FestivalsTagged Canadian movies, Dario Argento, Dead Shack, Feeding Time, horror movies, independent movies, Italian movies, Polybius, Sequence Break, Suspiria, zombiesLeave a comment

Retro Review: Tenebrae

Posted on 28 Oct 201412 Nov 2017 by Lackey
A scene from TENEBRAE

Argento tinkers with the giallo formula a bit, resulting in an enjoyable, effective and essentially Argento mystery-thriller.

Posted in Movie Reviews, Retro ReviewsTagged '80s movies, Anthony Franciosa, Daria Nicolodi, Dario Argento, giallo, horror movies, Italian movies, John Saxon, psychological thrillers, Tenebrae, TenebreLeave a comment

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