Bring on those Italian reviews Lee! Love me some Opera. I absolutely recommend Inferno, the Suspiria sequel. It might just be Argento's most underrated work and possibly his most visually stunning 🤟
Honestly man, I had a real kick with trying out making reviews on the side of my video editing work. I was having fun with it for a short while, but I don't think I was able to keep myself consistently putting out content without feeling burnt and rushed. Good job at keeping up the good work man!
Btw, thank you very much. You have reignited my need to watch Giallo. I’ve been watching them more and more. Your reviews have been awesome and got me pumped for quite a few. Seen Tenebrae, Your Vice is a locked Room and only I have the key, The Bird w/ the Crystal Plumage, StageFright, and Phenomenon.
I saw Terror At The Opera in theaters 5 times. I love the movie. When it came out on Venezuelan VHS I quickly imported it. But the original theatrical cut is shorter than the Southtate Video cut that first came out in US. I got that one and years later I got the Anchor Bay VHS. Of course I bought the DVD and Blu-Ray of it. So I have it multiple times. For me Argento began going downhill with Trauma. The best one after that has to be Sleepless. Great review of a great giallo and cool video Lee!👍
I agree it’s his last masterpiece, but Sleepless from 2001 is also pretty good. I’d say that one was his last great one, even if it’s not perfect (particularly in the last act). Definitely recommend this one too. My personal favorite is Suspiria.
This was my first Argento! I saw it at an advance screening at a horror film festival, and honestly didn't know quite what to make of it back then. Since that time I've grown to appreciate the wackiness of Italian horror - in fact I'm very much looking forward to your Italian horror ranking/best of video, can't wait!
Thanks for doing this one. OPERA is definitely one of my all time favorite films by Argento. And, hell yeah, I'm grabbing that Blu Ray remastered edition!
Christina Marsillach is soo cute, even when she gets mad at the killer! I ❤ her performance as Betty. And yes, besides SLEEPLESS, this is pretty much the end of golden era Argento.
Opera is my 4th favorite Argento film after Suspiria, Tenebre, and Deep Red. I like horror films set in theaters. Have you watched Stage Fright from 1987? Another great Italian horror film.
Hell yesss! I absolutely adore opera! So many great shots and the cinematography is top notch! And also it was me that sent that to you! Lol I think it was around Christmas a few years ago! Hope all is well with you and the family Lee!
We all get burned out sometimes on making videos, it's understandable. I loved Opera, that bullet scene holy moly man. He had some good ones after this (Wax Mask, Sleepless, Trauma and the Stendhal Syndrome).
Opera is my favourite Argento movie (Argento being my favourite director). It has everything you could want from an Argento giallo. You’re right that most people say this was his last truly great film, but 2001’s Sleepless was a fantastic return to form for him, and I would argue that is his last truly great film. Glad you enjoyed it! Italian horror is like no other… I LOVE it!
Nice Review Mr. Lee Title sounded familiar so I thought I’d seen it before But after watching your review now I’m not so sure I did see it Nice seeing you back in the “Evil Lair” and seeing Jolene again
This has always been one of my favorite Italian horror films! Its so beautifully shot. Argento’s 70’s and 80’s films played with colors so masterfully. Movies just don’t look as good to me anymore. Even Argento’s later works looked cheap and uninspired. Although, Mother Of Tears does have some insanely violent kills that make it worth watching…it still blends in with all the other films of the time it came out. It’s sad that most films aren’t as visually striking as they were back then. At least imho. Definitely looking forward to your Italian horror ranking! 😃
Awww Man this is one Example of ARGENTO at his absolute Best,,,,OPERA is so Beautiful & Poetic while also being Brutally Violent & Gruesome,,,,Great Review Brotha' 😀🤘🤘
So, a fight with a Raven, huh? Just like Tommy Dreamer. Oh, wait, that's a different Raven. 😉😂 Couldn't resist the ECW reference there. Anyways, I've not seen this one, but you had me sold bringing up Argentio, truly a Master of the Giallo films. Think I'll check it out. Thank you, Lee.
Another great review of another awesome Classic. Thank you. I haven't watched this in years, but just ordered the BluRay so I can appreciate it once again. I've always been a fan of Argento's. He's just bloody amazing, pun intended...lol.
I saw Opera last year and after watching this review, I honestly forgot how much of a masterpiece it was! This is one of Argento's best films! Also nice review Drumdums, great video!
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This movie flipping rules! Own the Blu ray too. The quality of the film is gorgeous. It’s worth watching over and over again. And I’m glad you finally made this review.
That shot with the phone and the bullet, so epic. The recent restorations of Argento films lately have been legendary. I got the Synapse blu-rays of Suspiria, Phenomena, and Tenebrae and they blew my mind. I have that DVD of Opera lol, I need to upgrade for sure, that blu-ray looks excellent. Great video, Lee!
I saw Top 5 forgotten horror film mention this one and I was scared to watch it, just the eye stuff gets to me. After you're review I think I may see it.
Just got this one on dvd for my birthday Lee saw it as a teen had on vhs back in the day. Love it some people say Argento is over rated I think not.It was both crows and ravens.
This movie is probably Argento's most direct slasher it is not confusing with plot points which had always worked for him before, it is very simple film but well done
I just started getting into Italian horror because of your review for ‘Torso’ I’ve always been interested but never bit the bullet until the other day with ‘Torso’ awesome movie, I loved it, also great recommendation! Argento’s movies are next up on my list
Great review. It is true that Argento's work post Opera is not as good. Some film's are best avoided however a great one that is often overlooked is SLEEPLESS from 2001. It stars Max Von Sydow and I think it is a great Argento flick. It's also bloody as heck.
I love Opera. Dario Argento is my favorite director overall. I‘m planning on adding it to my collection as mediabook. Opera is always considered as Dario’s last good movie, however I liked Sleepless and Trauma very much. There is a new Argento movie coming out this year called Dark Glasses which hopefully shows that the master still has got it.
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The character Santini was a teleiophile (as an older teen) and then became a psychopathic killer after murdered these young women and then Betty’s mom. Years later, Santini (as an adult and still a sadistic maniac) defeated by Betty and then got arrested by the police at the end of Dario Argento’s movie.
It’s a great movie. Love all Argento films from deep red to opera. Opera is a Typical over the top and crazy movie, like most argento / Italian horror films!. Great stuff.
add another one to my list! btw, i just saw the trailer for The Sawyer Massacre and it looks good! i know how much you love the original and this actually has the same feel to it.
"The two didn't see eye to eye on a number of things". Nice pun there! In terms of Argento, I love loads of his films but this was the first I thought was merely average. There are a quite a few fascinating ones he did after this though that are worth seeing - Phantom of the Opera, Sleepless, and Mother of Tears.
I don't why but I really wanted to like this movie but something about it just kept me from not really liking it all that much, and to be honest here I seen quite a few of Dario Argentos movies and the only one I can say I actually really like is Suspiria, cinematography is beautiful in his movie though. great review.
A lot of Italian productions wouldn't shoot sound, or at least boom Mike quality, as the cast would generally speak in their own language to give the best performance and, the whole thing would be dubbed in each local version. So a subtitled "original" couldn't be included, because it never really existed. The more you know, as they say. Or at least said.
Wow! I'm really glad you appreciate Italian horror cinema. In my opinion, to appreciate it you have to be a true horror fan. Italian movies are obviously not without flaws but they are certainly fundamental to the genre. And it’s right that they are different from the American style otherwise it would not make sense because it would not add anything to the genre. Another director I love is Lucio Fulci. His movies aren't stingy with flaws (like the overly hasty ending in City of the Living Dead) but I love them. He also made an excellent slasher in '82, a film that comes close to the American style but luckily Lucio managed not to lose his personality and to keep his style. The film I'm talking about is The New York Ripper. Watch it if you haven't already.
The first Argento film I ever watched! I love it! It’s not perfect, but probably Argento’s last truly incredible film and one I’d highly recommend! That image of the needles over Betty’s eyes is burned into my brain! I just love everything about it! The direction, the cinematography, the score, the (absolutely brutal, like Jesus Christ Argento!) kills, just everything is so great!
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews It’s such a simple concept, but it gets under your skin like nothing else. Utterly genius. Great review btw, as per usual of course!
Love the Aregento I've seen (except for Dracula) but other Italian horror I just can't get into. It's like his reaches me while others don't. As for ravens, they're called either an unkindness or conspiracy. So murder of crows and an unkindness/conspiracy of ravens.
Four GREAT and UNDERATED MUST WATCH films Dario Argento made after Opera are The Sect(The Devil's Daughter), The Church, Trauma and Stendhal Syndrome!!!!!! HIGHLY RECOMEND!!!
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The 3-disc set from scorpion releasing has the subtitles. I also agree with previous comments that Sleepless is worth a watch even though it kind of feels like a hodgepodge of all his previous works. still an entertaining movie with gabriele lavia making a return casting.
Definitely have to second many of the commenters recommending Sleepless. Goblin sountrack? Check. Intense violence? Check. Red herrings galore? Check. There's a scene at the beginning I love because of the terror in an enclosed space and soundtrack along with it. Hope you get the chance to check it out.
It IS his last great film. When his Phantom of the Opera movie came out in the late '90s, oh-ho boy. Only two words come to mind when you think of that movie: RAT SEX.
Great review,love Dario Arjento, unfortunately,his late Mid 70,80 films,Suspiria,Deep Red,Tenabre,Trauma,was it,Dracula and Mother of tears weren't very good.Hes still directing at 80 yrs old Dark Glasses comes out in October, unfortunately early Italian festival reviews have not been kind
I had a really nice encounter with Dario Argento in 2010 when he attended the Moscow Film Festival. I dared to ask him what his favorite film that he made was. Got any guesses?
@@baumer2504 Bingo! Mr Argento didn't even take a single moment to pick his personal favorite. It wasn't surprising. Deep Red was very influential. Even Hitchcock praised it.
Taping needles under someone’s eyelids - that’s an extra layer of crazy I’ve never seen 😂. This movie was weird in a good way and stuck with me after I watched it a good while back.
My favorite film by Dario Argento. Betty is a underrated final girl.
I loved Betty!!
Hell yeah Opera! And yes, you should absolutely do an Italian horror ranking next, that'd be awesome.
Looking forward to it!
I had Daria Nicolodi on my podcast a few months before her passing. William McNamara was a guest as well.
Damn that’s so awesome!
Bring on those Italian reviews Lee! Love me some Opera. I absolutely recommend Inferno, the Suspiria sequel. It might just be Argento's most underrated work and possibly his most visually stunning 🤟
Honestly man, I had a real kick with trying out making reviews on the side of my video editing work. I was having fun with it for a short while, but I don't think I was able to keep myself consistently putting out content without feeling burnt and rushed. Good job at keeping up the good work man!
Thank you man. It ain’t easy sometimes.
read about him in the 80's only just saw susperia recently and was blown away..
Well done breaking through the block brother! Thanks for the great video
Thank you brother.
Btw, thank you very much. You have reignited my need to watch Giallo. I’ve been watching them more and more. Your reviews have been awesome and got me pumped for quite a few. Seen Tenebrae, Your Vice is a locked Room and only I have the key, The Bird w/ the Crystal Plumage, StageFright, and Phenomenon.
Awesome Patrick! Yeah the genre is highly addictive.
I saw Terror At The Opera in theaters 5 times. I love the movie. When it came out on Venezuelan VHS I quickly imported it. But the original theatrical cut is shorter than the Southtate Video cut that first came out in US. I got that one and years later I got the Anchor Bay VHS. Of course I bought the DVD and Blu-Ray of it. So I have it multiple times. For me Argento began going downhill with Trauma. The best one after that has to be Sleepless. Great review of a great giallo and cool video Lee!👍
That bullet sequence is brilliant!
Yes!
I agree it’s his last masterpiece, but Sleepless from 2001 is also pretty good. I’d say that one was his last great one, even if it’s not perfect (particularly in the last act). Definitely recommend this one too. My personal favorite is Suspiria.
Sleepless really is his really last incredible movie, and not meaning a masterpiece, just Argento showing his guns like the Argento fans want.
@@adrianm1098 Exactly!!
Gotta see it
Look forward to it
I think The Stendhal Syndrome is a masterpiece.
This was my first Argento! I saw it at an advance screening at a horror film festival, and honestly didn't know quite what to make of it back then. Since that time I've grown to appreciate the wackiness of Italian horror - in fact I'm very much looking forward to your Italian horror ranking/best of video, can't wait!
That must've been such a cool experience!
Thanks for doing this one. OPERA is definitely one of my all time favorite films by Argento. And, hell yeah, I'm grabbing that Blu Ray remastered edition!
Christina Marsillach is soo cute, even when she gets mad at the killer! I ❤ her performance as Betty. And yes, besides SLEEPLESS, this is pretty much the end of golden era Argento.
It's interesting she went from Tom Hanks to Argento.
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I love Opera. It’s one of my top favorite Argento movies. I just love the surreality and the atmosphere of it.
Opera is my 4th favorite Argento film after Suspiria, Tenebre, and Deep Red. I like horror films set in theaters. Have you watched Stage Fright from 1987? Another great Italian horror film.
agreed the camerawork here is terrific and so are the locations ( I think it was shot mainly at the Teatro Verdi in Parma, magnificent ! )
this movie is outstanding visually wise
Yeah it’s amazing!
Thank you for telling and showing us about the interesting, classic Italian slasher film.
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Welcome!
Hell yesss! I absolutely adore opera! So many great shots and the cinematography is top notch! And also it was me that sent that to you! Lol I think it was around Christmas a few years ago! Hope all is well with you and the family Lee!
We all get burned out sometimes on making videos, it's understandable. I loved Opera, that bullet scene holy moly man. He had some good ones after this (Wax Mask, Sleepless, Trauma and the Stendhal Syndrome).
Another great Giallo recommended by Lee thank you good sir
Welcome Nathan!
Opera is my favourite Argento movie (Argento being my favourite director). It has everything you could want from an Argento giallo. You’re right that most people say this was his last truly great film, but 2001’s Sleepless was a fantastic return to form for him, and I would argue that is his last truly great film. Glad you enjoyed it! Italian horror is like no other… I LOVE it!
Great to mention pieces, love that movie and the king fu professor!.
A group of ravens is called an "unkindness" or "conspiracy”. Trippy.
Nice Review Mr. Lee
Title sounded familiar so I thought I’d seen it before
But after watching your review now I’m not so sure I did see it
Nice seeing you back in the “Evil Lair” and seeing Jolene again
phenomena is definitely my favorites, with Opera being a close second
Love phenomena.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews oh wow, you actually replied. Thanks man, been watching for a while.
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Just wondering, have you seen Meander?
I have the same DVD copy of Opera, really enjoyed it, Deep Red and Tenebrae are some of my favorites from Argento too.
Completely agree about deep red and Tenebrae. Those are perfect giallos.
A group of crows is a murder
A group of ravens are a unkindness
Really?!
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews yes
This has always been one of my favorite Italian horror films! Its so beautifully shot. Argento’s 70’s and 80’s films played with colors so masterfully. Movies just don’t look as good to me anymore. Even Argento’s later works looked cheap and uninspired. Although, Mother Of Tears does have some insanely violent kills that make it worth watching…it still blends in with all the other films of the time it came out. It’s sad that most films aren’t as visually striking as they were back then. At least imho. Definitely looking forward to your Italian horror ranking! 😃
Great video. I love Dario Argento.
Great review Lee.I love Argento.
Thanks for sharing at the beginning Lee.
Welcome!
Awww Man this is one Example of ARGENTO at his absolute Best,,,,OPERA is so Beautiful & Poetic while also being Brutally Violent & Gruesome,,,,Great Review Brotha' 😀🤘🤘
Preach Derek!!
So, a fight with a Raven, huh? Just like Tommy Dreamer. Oh, wait, that's a different Raven. 😉😂 Couldn't resist the ECW reference there. Anyways, I've not seen this one, but you had me sold bringing up Argentio, truly a Master of the Giallo films. Think I'll check it out. Thank you, Lee.
This one is a sure thing Jen. Trust me.
Another great review of another awesome Classic. Thank you.
I haven't watched this in years, but just ordered the BluRay so I can appreciate it once again.
I've always been a fan of Argento's. He's just bloody amazing, pun intended...lol.
Thanks for watching!
Great review Lee! Get Four Flies watched next! 😉😁
I saw Opera last year and after watching this review, I honestly forgot how much of a masterpiece it was! This is one of Argento's best films! Also nice review Drumdums, great video!
Yes it is. And thank you!
There's a Cradle Of Filth song called Bathory Aria/Benighted Like Usher, and one of the lines is; A Murder Of Ravens In Fugue🤘
Awesome!!
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Nothing like a little Italian horror to get your mojo back 😉
That’s the first thing I turned to my friend. Love talking Italian horror Beth.
1987 ASHLEY GREENE's BORNNNNNNN
Great review. These Italian horrors pull no punches. Daring, insane stuff.
Indeed.
This movie flipping rules! Own the Blu ray too. The quality of the film is gorgeous. It’s worth watching over and over again. And I’m glad you finally made this review.
Yes high rewatch value for sure. I've watched it 3 times now haha.
I saw this on Shudder couple months back. I really enjoyed it. The way Betty's eyes were taped opened was torture, even on me.
Yes it's awesome!
That shot with the phone and the bullet, so epic. The recent restorations of Argento films lately have been legendary. I got the Synapse blu-rays of Suspiria, Phenomena, and Tenebrae and they blew my mind. I have that DVD of Opera lol, I need to upgrade for sure, that blu-ray looks excellent. Great video, Lee!
Dude the blu-ray is a jaw dropping transfer. Looks amazing. I always miss out on those Synapse releases haha.
Opera is one of my favorite Argento’s of all time 👍🏽
I saw Top 5 forgotten horror film mention this one and I was scared to watch it, just the eye stuff gets to me. After you're review I think I may see it.
Great film and thoughts Opera and Tenebrae are my favorite Giallos that I rewatch every year!!👍
Love Opera! Ah, the camera worK! Upgrading to Blue-ray on your rec.
You will not be sorry. The blu-ray is a huge upgrade.
I finally got around to watching this one great review.
Great video on opera and great review of the film
Thank you Garrry!
Giallo movies are like Pringles. Once you pop, you can't stop!
Haha exactly.
Just got this one on dvd for my birthday Lee saw it as a teen had on vhs back in the day. Love it some people say Argento is over rated I think not.It was both crows and ravens.
Great review Lee... keep up the good work.
One of my favorite Argento movies
2 years later.... Trying to decide on ordering the 4k. I've never seen this movie, sounds pretty good!
I might get it. The blu-ray does look stunning though.
Phenomena is on 4k now!
Nice!
Argento's last great film. Deep Red is my favorite Argento fim with Tenebre coming second.
Deep Red might be the greatest giallo ever created.
Im Excited to see the new Dario Argento Movie Dark Glasses I Heard its coming to Shudder.
I heard about that too.
Gonna have to check it out!
One of my favorite dario argento films, great film
This movie is probably Argento's most direct slasher it is not confusing with plot points which had always worked for him before, it is very simple film but well done
Agreed. It's pure Argento for sure.
I just started getting into Italian horror because of your review for ‘Torso’ I’ve always been interested but never bit the bullet until the other day with ‘Torso’ awesome movie, I loved it, also great recommendation! Argento’s movies are next up on my list
Torso is so damn good. Easily top 3 for me.
Great review. It is true that Argento's work post Opera is not as good. Some film's are best avoided however a great one that is often overlooked is SLEEPLESS from 2001. It stars Max Von Sydow and I think it is a great Argento flick. It's also bloody as heck.
His career is similar to Carpenters.
I love Opera. Dario Argento is my favorite director overall. I‘m planning on adding it to my collection as mediabook. Opera is always considered as Dario’s last good movie, however I liked Sleepless and Trauma very much. There is a new Argento movie coming out this year called Dark Glasses which hopefully shows that the master still has got it.
I need to watch this, and Mother of Tears
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Thank you Jon. 👏
The character Santini was a teleiophile (as an older teen) and then became a psychopathic killer after murdered these young women and then Betty’s mom.
Years later, Santini (as an adult and still a sadistic maniac) defeated by Betty and then got arrested by the police at the end of Dario Argento’s movie.
Where's that from? I never heard any backstory of Santini, or even Betty's mother.
I also recommend trauma and sleepless, both good later slasher /thriller films from argento , i think you gona like alot
Those people are wrong at 6:35. His peak was a giant CGI mantis killing a dude in a Dracula movie.
It’s a great movie. Love all Argento films from deep red to opera. Opera is a Typical over the top and crazy movie, like most argento / Italian horror films!. Great stuff.
You have to checkout the Italian slasher STAGE FRIGHT 1987
the ending to Opera is maybe my favourite movie ending
I mean the last two minutes
I’m surprised how good Dario Argento’s ‘Opera’ truly is in 1987, and his Italian slasher film will be turning 35 this year.
It has a timeless quality to it for sure.
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add another one to my list! btw, i just saw the trailer for The Sawyer Massacre and it looks good! i know how much you love the original and this actually has the same feel to it.
"The two didn't see eye to eye on a number of things". Nice pun there! In terms of Argento, I love loads of his films but this was the first I thought was merely average. There are a quite a few fascinating ones he did after this though that are worth seeing - Phantom of the Opera, Sleepless, and Mother of Tears.
I don't why but I really wanted to like this movie but something about it just kept me from not really liking it all that much, and to be honest here I seen quite a few of Dario Argentos movies and the only one I can say I actually really like is Suspiria, cinematography is beautiful in his movie though. great review.
A lot of Italian productions wouldn't shoot sound, or at least boom Mike quality, as the cast would generally speak in their own language to give the best performance and, the whole thing would be dubbed in each local version. So a subtitled "original" couldn't be included, because it never really existed.
The more you know, as they say. Or at least said.
Yep. It's a unique way of filming movies for sure.
Wow! I'm really glad you appreciate Italian horror cinema. In my opinion, to appreciate it you have to be a true horror fan. Italian movies are obviously not without flaws but they are certainly fundamental to the genre. And it’s right that they are different from the American style otherwise it would not make sense because it would not add anything to the genre. Another director I love is Lucio Fulci. His movies aren't stingy with flaws (like the overly hasty ending in City of the Living Dead) but I love them. He also made an excellent slasher in '82, a film that comes close to the American style but luckily Lucio managed not to lose his personality and to keep his style. The film I'm talking about is The New York Ripper. Watch it if you haven't already.
Yeah they're just a different flavor of horror. I love them.
One of my favourite and imo underrated Argento/giallo films. I also think this was his last good film. Trauma was just derivative and bad.
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I've never seen this movie before or even heard of it but it looks awesome
Do yourself a favor Jeff!
The first Argento film I ever watched! I love it! It’s not perfect, but probably Argento’s last truly incredible film and one I’d highly recommend!
That image of the needles over Betty’s eyes is burned into my brain! I just love everything about it! The direction, the cinematography, the score, the (absolutely brutal, like Jesus Christ Argento!) kills, just everything is so great!
The needles scenes are truly disturbing and creative. Argento came up with that himself kind of by chance when he spotted some sewing needles.
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It’s such a simple concept, but it gets under your skin like nothing else. Utterly genius.
Great review btw, as per usual of course!
Love the Aregento I've seen (except for Dracula) but other Italian horror I just can't get into. It's like his reaches me while others don't.
As for ravens, they're called either an unkindness or conspiracy. So murder of crows and an unkindness/conspiracy of ravens.
Four GREAT and UNDERATED MUST WATCH films Dario Argento made after Opera are The Sect(The Devil's Daughter), The Church, Trauma and Stendhal Syndrome!!!!!! HIGHLY RECOMEND!!!
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1 Princess Mononoke
2 Howl’s Moving Castle
3 Spirited Away
4 My Neighbor Totoro
5 Castle in The Sky
Man I'm begging you please review swamp thing 1982 !!!🙏
The 3-disc set from scorpion releasing has the subtitles. I also agree with previous comments that Sleepless is worth a watch even though it kind of feels like a hodgepodge of all his previous works. still an entertaining movie with gabriele lavia making a return casting.
Thank you!
0:29 noooooooo :(
Definitely have to second many of the commenters recommending Sleepless. Goblin sountrack? Check. Intense violence? Check. Red herrings galore? Check. There's a scene at the beginning I love because of the terror in an enclosed space and soundtrack along with it. Hope you get the chance to check it out.
You should review the masters of horror tv series
It IS his last great film. When his Phantom of the Opera movie came out in the late '90s, oh-ho boy. Only two words come to mind when you think of that movie: RAT SEX.
Oh god! 😂😂
@@DrumdumsMovieReviews Yep.
Great review,love Dario Arjento, unfortunately,his late Mid 70,80 films,Suspiria,Deep Red,Tenabre,Trauma,was it,Dracula and Mother of tears weren't very good.Hes still directing at 80 yrs old Dark Glasses comes out in October, unfortunately early Italian festival reviews have not been kind
Suspiria and Tenebrae are 2 of my all time favorite horror films.
Mother of Tears was great.
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I'd say Tenebrae was Argento's peak to me.
Tenebrae is one of my all-time favorite films.
I had a really nice encounter with Dario Argento in 2010 when he attended the Moscow Film Festival. I dared to ask him what his favorite film that he made was. Got any guesses?
Deep Red
@@baumer2504 Bingo! Mr Argento didn't even take a single moment to pick his personal favorite. It wasn't surprising. Deep Red was very influential. Even Hitchcock praised it.
Taping needles under someone’s eyelids - that’s an extra layer of crazy I’ve never seen 😂. This movie was weird in a good way and stuck with me after I watched it a good while back.
Definitely brother. Very unique.
not Italian but Asian film called save the green planet would like to see you do a review of that film 😀
I need to cover more Asian films. They have a distinct flavor all their own. I’ve done a few.
have to say love demons 1 and 2
Opera is awesome yet...although set in a beautiful surrounding I didn't like that second ending much.