Suspiria 4k Ultra-HD-Restored [Dual Format] [Blu-ray]

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The Hunger Games and Orphan Star Isabelle Fuhrman Set for Suspiria". Dread Central. 15 May 2012 . Retrieved 5 August 2012. Argento requested Italian actress Stefania Casini for the supporting role of Sara, a request which she obliged, having been an admirer of his films. [6] Daria Nicolodi had originally planned on playing the role of Sara, but was unable to due to an injury, and Casini was brought in at the last minute. [6] German actor Udo Kier was cast in the minor supporting role of Frank Mandel. [6] Filming [ edit ] The façade of The Whale House in Freiburg was replicated for the film. a b Siskel, Gene (8 August 1977). "Fox covers its prints on its part in 'Suspiria' ". Chicago Tribune. p.7 – via Newspapers.com. Ryan Lattanzio (8 April 2015). " 'Django' and Dario Argento's 'Suspiria' Getting Classy TV Series Remakes". Thompson on Hollywood . Retrieved 18 December 2017.

Johnson) is one of the lead dancers and she struggles with bringing her best performance to life under the direction of Madame Blanc (Tilda Weiner, Robert G.; Brottman, Mikita; Cline, John (2010). Cinema Inferno: Celluloid Explosions from the Cultural Margins. Scarecrow Press. p.64. ISBN 978-0-8108-7656-9. A Bigger Splash – Abbiamo incontrato il regista Luca Guadagnino" (in Italian). darumaview.it. 23 November 2015. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016 . Retrieved 5 December 2015. Regardless of which release you own, having Suspiria in your film collection is a must if you’re a genre fan. Synapse Films’ new UHD release is a major upgrade over their previous Blu-ray, which was already impressive enough, but one can’t pass up a demo-worthy 4K presentation. Highly recommended!Two audio commentaries by authors and Argento scholars, Derek Botelho, David Del Valle, and Troy Howarth. Argento's decision to use a script originally written for much younger girls just adds to the film's ... [+] weird atmosphere. Photo: Suspiria, Synapse Films a b Brigden, Charlie. "Please Leave Suspiria Alone". lostinthemultiplex.com. Archived from the original on 20 November 2012 . Retrieved 5 August 2012. Symphony Of Fear: Hip Hop's Best Horror Movie Theme Samples". Hip Hop DX. 28 October 2011 . Retrieved 20 December 2017. Performances are uniformly excellent with Dakota Johnson fully giving herself physically to the character Susie Bannion - even if her character's emotional resonance is deceptively simple. While Johnson may the "lead," this film is actually a tribute to the range of Tilda Swinton giving her many roles to inhabit and bring to life emotionally and physically - and in one case - disgustingly! The cast of side characters are equally impressive in their own ways flavoring the horror to come; Ingrid Caven was a particularly unsettling standout.

Voices retain their clarity (dodgy dubbing and all) amid the ramped up musical madness; the film’s unnerving mix of whispers, moans and shrieks pan and echo all around you; and you haven’t heard snoring until you’ve heard Suspiria’s witch snoring in Dolby Atmos. But this mix isn't limited to merely accurately portraying the sounds of inclement weather. The dance sequences of the troop stomping their feet and slapping the floors are really impressive when the full company of dancers is active in the practice room. Then there is the first mirror-room murder sequence which is a combination of those dance sounds and some truly distressing grotesque bodily sound effects. It's delightfully horrific squishy stuff! Thom Yorke's score while not nearly as iconic as Goblin's original does offer its own extra essence of mood and angst pressing the low dissonant tones and punching in the LFE quite nicely.The second commentary is much more approachable and ultimately interesting, taking a more relaxed approach and focusing much more specifically on Suspiria’s story, themes, influences, impact and filming. a b Gonzalez, Ed (8 January 2002). "DVD Review: Suspiria". Slant Magazine . Retrieved 19 December 2017. A Sigh from the Depths: 40 Years of SUSPIRIA – All-new anniversary retrospective on the making of the film and its influence on cinema

Keaton, Bob (30 November 1977). "Mysterious 'Suspiria' a Horror Fan's Delight". Fort Lauderdale News. Fort Lauderdale, Florida – via Newspapers.com. Jean Pierre Diez (9 April 2015). "Italian cult films 'Django' and Dario Argento's 'Suspiria' to be adapted for television". Sound On Sight . Retrieved 22 May 2015.Two audio commentaries by authors and Argento scholars, Derek Botelho, David Del Valle and Troy Howarth It’s not just that the richer, bolder colors simply look better, either. In looking so much more intense they actually make the film’s viscerality and nightmarish qualities feel even more impactful. As well, of course, as underlining just what a jaw-dropping and unique cinematic spectacle the whole thing is. Fear at 400 Degrees: The Cine-Excess of Suspiria" documentary (in English and Italian, with imposed English subtitles where necessary) (34:57) You have to be true to the source material and the source material is funny,” Stoller remarks. “It’s funny and it’s light and it’s really fun. Rob and I were developing it and when Hilary came onboard we just wanted it to be a blast. Whenever something is super serious I feel it’s a little bit dishonest in some way… one of my favorite movies is The Shining. It’s terrifying but it’s also very funny and super weird and it’s not just dead serious.”