Suspiria (1977)

  • Horror
  • 1h 38m
“Suzy, do you know anything about witches?”

With saturated cinematography and exquisite ‘70s faux-Art-Nouveau production design, Suspiria is a gripping and gory classic from Giallo maestro Dario Argento. Arriving in the middle of a brutal storm, young American ballerina Suzy Bannion (Jessica Harper) sees and hears too much on the way to her new prestigious German dance academy, which sits just outside of the Black Forest. A ballerina has gone missing, there are weird footsteps at night, a creepy little boy dressed like Little Lord Fauntleroy is staring at you, and the grand dames of the school appear to have a witchy agenda beyond jetés and pliés.

“A hallucinatory, erotic, still terrifying Italian horror masterpiece, equal parts ‘Snow White’ and opium dream” — The Ringer

Director

Dario Argento

Languages

Italian, Russian

Country

Italy