SUSPIRIA (2018) OLGA'S DEATH
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SUSPIRIA (2018) Directed by Luca Guadagnino. With Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Doris Hick, Malgorzata Bela.
That was a long 3 minutes
It feels like 5 hours
For Olga, I'd imagine it was a very, very, very long 3 minutes.
The thing thats scary the most is that Sophie knew. She knew she had to go to Berlin, the causes and effects of her dancing, and the cult.
@@ameenabedrabbo4147 you mean suzie? and also, it is mentioned that although she is mater Suspiriorum, that part of her laid in a dream state, dormant until the climax of the movie. Everything she did was in a trance, half in half out. She slowly gained lucidity during her time at Markos, but she didn't know everything yet, or realize what exactly she was doing. Her transformation is gradual, and since this is fairly early on in her stay at Markos, she's probably not aware of the extent of that dance. She may feel power, but she doesn't know where it's coming from and what it's doing.
Of beyond excruciating pain
gotta give olga’s actress mad fucking props. her part in this was just as much of a choreographed dance as the lead’s was. it’s amazing to see how she makes herself look as if she’s being pulled and knocked around by an unseen force. so much skill 💕
so true
the make up artist and sound designer also did their work here. it looks brutal than it actually is
Did they do prosthetics or special effects or was it just a contortionist doing the twisted postures?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 i’m gonna assume it’s a combination of all three
Amazing scene!
Tbh the worst part about this is Olga’s cries of pain, and how she vomits and urinates herself because of how much pain she was in. The prosthetics, the acting, and the stunning choreography along with Thom Yorke’s instrumentals make this scene so hauntingly beautiful. A truly stunning film.
Edit: One thing I also noticed was how dull this remake is compared to the original, which is known for it’s bright colors. I thought that was an interesting change
In this case, do you believe that the film is better than the original? I didn't watch the original and when it says "dull" it seems boring (I'm Brazilian and I don't understand English perfectly)
@@DDTcanalele tá falando mais sobre as cores do filme. Esse é bem mais sem cor enquanto o original é super colorido, e ambos filmes têm pontos fortes
@@DDTcanalNo no! I’m talking about the colors, not the plot of the film or anything.
The colours make up exactly how I would imagine the West Berlin mood in the 70s. I actually prefer the colours in the remake in regards to the political references and how history haunted the city.
I feel like the muted colors make the violence that much more harrowing and dark. There’s a lot of gloom in this movie.
The beauty of Susie’s dancing combined with the horror of what is happening to Olga is what makes this a wonderful and horrific scene in my opinion.
I have no understanding if this film. Could you tell me what's going on?
@@dannwan8537 ✨ witchcraft ✨ matriarchy ✨ murder ✨
@@dannwan8537 the women who run this dance academy are secretly witches. olga (the girl being crushed) stands up to them as she thinks (correctly) they have something to do with her friend's disappearance, and then tries to leave the academy. to put her in her place, the witches trap olga and use susie (the readhead)'s dance as a means to torture her.
I'm pretty numb to the horror aspect, I just liked the Susie's dance, it was interesting. Bye now, live well 🙂
@@zeunaedgy
Someone’s taking break dancing a little too literally.
I love you
Yep way too literally
Hahaha that’s pretty good.
That is cruel XD
I needed this to help me sleep.
the gum in my mouth:
What it feels like when you chew 5 gum
Lmao
NOOOOO💀💀
@@spatchmo6938 what the gum feels like when you chew 5 gum
Great. Now please get that metaphor out of my head:(
Fun fact: this scene was actually not scripted. Tilda Swinton just got into a heated argument with the actress who plays Olga and killed her on the spot.
You are so funny, like begging for likes that was a thing in 2010.
@@naturazpolski9213shut your hating ass up bro that’s why everyone ignored you
As a lifelong horror fan, I commend this scene for its balance of the beautiful and the grotesque
Well said!
It's kind of yin and Yang you can't have beauty without the ugly side
The scariest part is that she did not die, not until the end of the film.
I think technically they were all dead, the witches just kept them sentient, so they were rotting and broken but could still feel/breathe, etc... Kind of like how in the original Helena Markos says, “You’re going to meet the living dead now!” Also notice how much Olga and Patricia’s bodies have decayed when the final ritual happens. When they ask for death from Mother Suspiriorum I think it’s just them being like “let me rest in peace.”
@@HauntFreak13 Could be, good point.
@@HauntFreak13 That's such a disturbing thought, still being conscious in your own corpse, feeling your own body decay, but it makes for damn good horror. I also always wondered what they did to Patricia. We never see how she ended up in the catacombs or what made her look like a withered zombie. Obviously, it wasn't good, whatever they did.
@@ajromero3692 Oh God... I hope what happened to Patricia was more humane than what happened to Olga.
This was hard to watch in the theater now I can't stop watching
The part where she pees herself is the scariest part. Because she had no control over her body
She doesn't has control in no other moment
I said this exact same thing to my friend after we watched this. It makes everything so much more real
@@darkphoenix474 iya real
Tf bro
No, it's because she was in so much pain.. Your body doesn't care about holding it anymore.
This scene is horribly disturbing. I felt a suffocating sensation in my chest as I watched it and I feel the sameevery time I see it, and I can't help but wrinkle my face witnessing the pain Olga, how she becomes a human mess while alive. All accompanied by that dark music. The scene is horrible but perfect within the body horror genre.
I know how you feel I'm feeling that way right now 😂 this has extremely disturbed me
@@YautjaQueenX me too... I felt heavy evil....
@@cantstanditanymore It's a movie, not a satanic ritual XDD
When I saw this scene, all I could do was gasp at everything happening to Olga.
Credit to her actress for contorting her body in that way.
Wow that was cringe big time, I saw the Suspiria 77 for it's 45 year anniversary last night at a theater with Goblin playing the score live. If they are coming to your town check it out .
God, every second I was just thinking, “Let it end! She’s suffered enough!”
"Stop, Stop, he's already dead"
And she doesn’t even die until the last scene of the movie
Trágico
Same I was girl please stop dancing your making someone suffer and just stop please just please stop she in so much pain STOP!
What, even after 2 seconds when nothing's happened to her?
The most scary part is they there is no ads
Yes its so scary
😱
*dramatic music plays*
The horror
That’s a good thing
What makes this scene even more impressive is the little amount of CGI used. Most of it was the actress' dance using contortion, while CGI was only used in her injuries and flashes of her distorted body. The suffering itself was just as amazingly choreographed as the dance.
Thom Yorke really did a superb job with this soundtrack. His style was a very appropriate choice.
He really did.
He’s an absolute genius.
This might be the only scene in the history of filmmaking that has made me physically cringe to the point of nearly feeling sick.
the first time i saw this i was too shaken and actually gagged.. thankfully my stomach was empty but i had to take a break and eat something before finishing. i had never seen anything like this before.. Ö
Watch Irreversible
@@Hoogsniv420 I've seen it. It's rough but there's something about this that's just too much for me.
@@a.t.3192 have you seen Martyrs?
@@Hoogsniv420 Yep. This is still worse for me.
the editing is just jaw dropping. The amount of prep and planning needed for this one scene is astounding.
The actress for Olga is an actual contortionist!! It was all done with practical effects, contortions, and prosthetics. Cool as hell.
It actually wasn't edited. It was all practical.
@@jagp135 It was clearly edited there were many camera cuts, I think you mean CG 👍
This is the dumbest piece of footage I've ever seen.
@@tommy_noble no, it’s art
This scene is dramatic and chilling at the same time. The direction and choreography transport us to the deepest horror.
you can always tell which horror directors have had terrifying mushroom trips and which haven’t
The fact that her body is being contorted in the most horrifying ways by a new successor is not only horrific, but also a fucking nightmare that your body is being controlled by the dancer at the same time
@Don't Be A Marder i think that all of the moves were being reversed on olga, rather than them being copied from the new dancer to her, then again idk because I’ve not watched this movie yet
@Don't Be A Marder literally i’ve been looking through all of the comments to see if anyone said what i was thinking and you did!!! 😂 i like the idea of this scene but after watching it i was like… i have a few questions lol. but i’ve been sitting here thinking about it for like 5 minutes and i think that maybe when the teacher cast the spell on the main character whose name i can’t remember and on olga, she switched her right and left hands and feet…. that’s the best i could think of lol. because olga is certainly capable of doing all of those moves lol, she was just doing them two seconds ago. i understand her getting hurt and breaking her bones on the wall, but like i don’t think there were enough wall/mirror clips to really make me think that lol. honestly i love this scene though, and this movie, and i’m probably just dense haha but i think that if the room olga was put it was smaller, and she kept slamming into the wall, and not necessarily rotating her arms 243 degrees around her whole person, that this scene would make more sense in my head.
@@xtiantube it's actually because of the ritual, the moves aren't transformed into dance moves, but actually as hits of unseen force. In the ending scene you can also see this, the moves are part of the ritual, it moves as a force, it doesn't make the person copy them.
@@JotaC ahhhh ok thank you for explaining!!! this makes a lot more sense to me
Just remembered this. Saw it with a friend late at night in a small cinema near his apartment. Around 60 or so people in the room. Dead silence bar the sounds of the scene. You could feel the tension like the air was leaning on you. Brilliant.
Sheesh
There's dead silence in every movie I go to in cinema.
"...feel the tension like the air was leaning on you..."
A poetic brilliance in this phrase; makes you almost feel it yourself. Well done!
Its soooo demonic.....
I would've been laughing. This scene is hilarious and drug out far too long
My Lord!!! This made me almost throw up, this movie isn't talked about enough
the craziest part is that this technically isn't Olga's death. she's still alive after all of this.
I’m sure she’s fine
Just put her in some rice
@@notthis6988 drown her in some rice
Actually she doesn't die after this scene ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yep she’s fine, she put on her lulu sweat shirt/pants and went out for a brisk 2-3 mile jog directly afterwards... How do I know this? Plot Twist:............... THAT’S ME!!!! 🤯🤫🙄😦
Tis' but a scratch!
They're cringing because they know EXACTLY what the dance is doing to Olga, and they've clearly done it to others before.
Plus wouldn't Tilda Swinton be incredible in a proper Silent Hill film?
She would make an amazing Claudia.
@@FLUFFERKINZ yessss! Or even Dahlia
Chloe Grace Moretz would be such a good Heather too
@@boobyboob6969it was announced a while back that they are working on a new silent hill movie so maybe they will receive a great cast! ^_^
Olga was the silent hill monster that crawls up to Sarah before she runs out into the dark hallway. O_o the end result of the ritual!
I watch horror movies constantly and i have to say this one is one of the most horrible tortures, the injuries are so believable, the suffering so real, it is hard for me to watch, specially juxtaposed to the gracious dance and the impasible sight of the teachers/witches… The actress, the edition is genius, really difficult to film. Im surprised this movie didnt get a lot more praise.
This is one of the most disturbing and traumatizing scenes i’ve ever seen in a movie in my opinion, and i’ve seen a lot of movies with disturbing scenes!
This scene has stuck with me due to Olga's reactions. The way how she had to endure the slow twisting and breaking of her body was just so nasty. Her peeing made it worse because it just showed how greatly in pain she was. You could feel how she desperately wanted it to stop. What's even worse is that after all of that, she didn't even die. She had to feel those huge hooks pierce her body and get carried around with those.
(I guess Spoilers about the ending. It's gonna talk about what happens to those evil elder women.)
I wanted those older women to suffer so badly. The ending really disappointed me because those nasty bitches didn't suffer a slow agonizing death, which they supposedly rightfully deserve. Their death was just instant. I hated it.
Markos' death to me was the most disappointing because she literally just got a kiss then fell back into her chair! Her head didn't even explode like the others
This is a very common problem in modern filmmaking. It first really started to become apparent in the 1990s with shows like Deep Space Nine. If you've ever watched some of those DS9 episodes you would have no doubt became extremely frustrated with the total disregard for on-screen justice to make it into most episodes. Many screenwriters over the past 25 years delight in giving villains cheap deaths, and oftentimes prefer to not give them any deaths at all (this is fine perhaps for the horror genre when done in moderation). But part of the reason this has became so prevalent now is because screenwriters have conditioned audiences into seeing stories where ghosts, demons, and cosmic horrors are portrayed as real and tangible. Witches are now often portrayed as fighting the forces of darkness (True Blood, American Horror Story, The Originals, Harry Potter, etc.), while God, angels, rabbis, and priests are portrayed as powerless charlotons. This has a tremendous collective psychological impact on screenwriters.
@@jflowers1534 agree, like why would she kill Markos like that if her followers got a much more bruthal death.
it's like if charles manson got a life sentence while all of his cult members were sentenced to a public execution
Can u tell me what happened, why they did this to her and how? I'm too scared to watch the movie
@@jlib7389 Just watch it it's not that scary and I guarantee you won't regret it!!
This is one of the only movie scenes to have me physically cringe and gag, and I watch a lot of horror movies. So props to whoever was in charge of this abomination, it’s genuinely upsetting
The same guy from Call me by your name.
I was high when this scene came on, it was one of the only times I've ever had a bad trip, and it was a *BAD* trip
most likely a man
and probably still wanked
@@lowhp_comic damn bro, you got wrecked
@@lowhp_comic aww you poor thing! 😨
Gotta give big props to the sound department also👏🏽 Every crack, squish and thud were really the most disturbing parts.
I love the way it just goes on and on there's no mercy in this scene
Three years later and it's still positively breathtaking that Luca Guadagnino went from something like "Call Me by Your Name" to this.
What. Same director???? Omg
@@yoonahkang7384 Yep. Guadagnino's talked about how this was a passion project for him for years because of the influence Argento's film had on his decision to become a filmmaker and he felt after "Call Me by Your Name" was the right time to do it after working with Tilda Swinton (again) and Dakota Johnson (for the first time) on "A Bigger Splash" and because David Gordon Green's version had fallen through due to budgetary concerns.
And then he went to work on Bones and All lol
"We hope this email finds you well."
How the email found me: 2:51
bahahahahah!!
😝🙌🏻
That was amazing xD
Same
Ha ha ha! 😂 Genius
My stomach doesn't feel so good.
absolutely incredible filmmaking
Ah...blood bending💀
Exactly what I was thinking,that's how bloodbending could look like in a live action
Avatar reference XD
This made me less scared ty
I see.. you are a man of culture
Her bloodbending skill is more powerful than Amon's. She would've killed an Avatar easily
I've seen this film ten times, and this scene always makes me feel profoundly disturbed 😵
redcatsix then why do you keep watching it?
@@ChristosAnesti33 I keep watching it to desensitise myself to it, hasn't worked tho 🙃
Alcohol!! No other anti-anxiety substance powerful enough to be able dissociate myself from her death :(
YOU deserve an Award being able to watch this Boring remake of what was a great 1977 movie classic so many times.. This movie didn't scare me. It bored the HELL out of me because it was so drab 😣 Give me the Vibrant, COLORFUL, Rock Music Composed, Gory, Original 1977 version any day over this garbage remake
@Alp Guler Why are you watching this low level unstylish remake and telling others to go watch Avengers Endgame?... You should be watching some long winded boring foreign art film and dozing off during the convoluted dialogue... You probably loved that other artsy bore of a thriller called A Cure For Wellness 😂😂😂
One of the few horror movies that truly made me uncomfortable
Man, these X-Factor auditions are getting really intense. ✌️😬
This scene made me feel things i didn't know i could feel, congrats to the director and actresses
Pl
THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!
This is authentic break dance. Hard to master, performance to die for.
I remember when I went to see this film in theaters, I had to walk out for a few minutes because of how brutal some of the scenes were...this was one of the scenes for sure. Seeing her in this condition and even seeing how she was still alive after going through all this was scary to think about.
I never heard of this movie
You saw it at a theater?? I thought it was an Amazon Prime exclusive and now I'm sad I missed the chance to see it on the big screen 😭
@@Usedw0tm8 to be fair it was released in limited theaters. I had to drive pretty far just to go see it 😅
Oh hell no, not on the giant screen with all the Dolby Surround or whatever. AND as if THAT is not a torture enough, you spent money on it.
That theatrical experience was AMAZING!! They released it on Halloween of 2018, with an exclusive screening at select theaters and I bought tickets as soon as I found out about it. Me and my cousin snuck our dab pens into a packed theater but I had bought 4 tickets originally, just couldn't find other people to join in, so me n cuzzo sat next to each, leaving an empty seat on both sides so we could hit up the dab pens in lil puffs lol This scene was intense AF because we dont know atm, but were about to watch Olga literally get bent out of shape & I wasn't prepared to watch her fold like that.. It's because of this scene that I immediately bought the movie the moment it came out on streaming.. True remake that is its story, not just a carbon copy/cheap imitation for a movie studio to do a quick cash grab.
That scene is one of the best horror scenes ever
Fuck offffffffff :D hahahahah
@@sz1182 tell one better
I can, the arrival of the cenobites in Hellraiser
@@javansegovia I like it, but its not better than this one
@@javansegovia which number was that
Stop, this scene is so long 😭 poor baby 🥺
Amazingly shot but omg 😳
jesus christ. i wasn't expecting that to be so brutal
Literally can ONLY watch this if I'm drunk. Literally NO other way I can dissociate myself from the pain of this. Like 3 minutes when you're comfortable and in bed flies by in a blink, but 3 minutes watching this while I was sober was the longest, most disturbing 3 minutes of my entire 28 year life.
I probably shouldn’t have watched this I’m 13 and completely sober 👁👄👁
Evie Thornton same, but I'm 14
@@yuh2800 same like exactly the same
It’s just a movie....
Came back to see my comment, since I knew I posted it but couldn't remember exactly what all I said except the first sentence (because..well..I obviously posted it while drunk lol) and then I saw this reply and definitely had to laugh! It was actually a good few months after that when I decided to watch it again and again until I was desensitized to it, to prepare for watching the whole movie. Watched the behind the scenes and everything, and now I honestly ENJOY watching it...NOT because I actually enjoy watching someone in pain, but I am just beyond appreciative of the amount of effort it takes to make this look so realistic!! Creating special effects is seriously a work of art that deserves as much appreciation and respect as the most famous artistic pictures out there!
Can't get this scene out of my head. Horrific.
So glad I saw this (partly) because deciding to watch the film
I watched the both versions they both were soooo amazing i just wanna forget and watch again
This is one of the most horrific films I have ever seen.
And that is why I went out of my way to get it on blu-ray
Yes also it has a lot of dark messages that are on our life each day, and the society we live in
That s why it s a beautiful film
I watched it 2 times already
I am not scared by this astronomical piece of body horror. I'm scared of the person who thought this up! Actually shuddered when her jaw dislocated.
I love cheesy slashers but Horror, in it's essence, is not supposed to be fun. It is meant to disturb and terrify you . I don't like most modern horror films but this one hits the nail on the head.
my school nurse would probably just put a bandage on that and call it a day
Gave you ice and called your mom
Hahahah!
Mom: so how was dance class sweetie
Me: I don’t wanna talk about it (ʘ ͟ʖ ʘ)
I feel like most directors/ developers really sleep on body horror and how truly scary it can be. The part where she piss on the floor makes it look so real and believable.
I’ve never seen this movie but the death choreography was amazing and amazingly performed.
This film gets a bad rep. The original is one of my favorite horror films of all time. The esthetic of it is what's most spectacular. This "remake" doesn't feel anything like the original. I can see why Dario Argento disliked what Luca did with his vision. But, from a purely cinematic standpoint, this film is brilliant on it's own. It has it's own "soul" which is what all proper films need. Most just want more of the same. I can appreciate this for bring something totally original, using a pre-existing iconic title like Suspiria.
it's a really interesting piece of underappreciated cinema. Not a movie, this was a film.
And because of that, we will never get the sequels :'(
I love the original as well but i feel that they both reflect each other perfectly. Where the original fails the remake succeeds. Vive versa. The original is colorful while this one is drained and depressing. Almost has this flesh color filter throughout the film. I'm glad this one focused on the dancing because the original didn't feel supernatural enough.
Highly agree, although I do prefer the remake for its story and its expansion to the lore of the Three Mothers. The original had the soundtrack and cinematography but I felt it was more on the arthouse vibe rather than horror. The remake is just purely horror. I'd never get critics though, do they really want a shot-for-shot remake (looking at you Lion King 2019)? Or do they want a remake that has its own soul? All in all, I'm quite sad that this may never have any sequel at all.
This is a pretty clever way of doing a reboot. Instead of doing the exact same thing and referencing the older films, the directors can create something new with the same ideas and experiment something different like this film. I like the idea of 6 acts. I feel as if I'm watching a chapter book.
I'm a fan of the original from an atmospheric standpoint, but I personally think Argento's plots and characters have always been a bit lacking. I think the remake really fleshes out the loose plot of the original, and in that regard, I honestly like it better. It's a different vision, and I think this is an example of how remakes should be done.
I just watched this last night for the first time and really enjoy it for its originality, I think its reflective of the original a good amount in the sense of a homage like the few shots scattered in the film that have similar colouring to the original and of course the inclusion of the original Suzy Bannion
Crazy beautiful scene. I was waiting for the poor girl to get the final blow, for it to end. Then the comments let me know she doesn’t die here, Jesus the TORTURE 😳 really disturbing but at the same time I couldn’t look away
Later Blanc and Tanner are heard discussing that Susie 'carried their intention' further than what they had expected with her powerful dancing, and that they perhaps shouldn't have let themselves get angry at Olga.
Still can't get over this scene
This is by far one of my favorite movie scenes of all time! Masterful filmmaking. This movie really doesn’t deserve all the hate it gets.
Ummmm... Because Its COMPETELY Satanic maybe?
All of Hellyweird is satanic maybe??🤷♀️
I totally understand why its hated on🤷♀️
Exactly, I even think its better than the original
@@MilesUpshur0 definitly
One of the best scenes I've seen in my whole life, love it ❤️
whoa!!! didn't even know this was remade
i loved this along with the 70s version 💕
This is one of the best remakes ever made. Time will prove this.
Such a creative way to do a kill. It’s one of my favorites.
She didn't actually die until days/weeks later
your favorite 🤔 sus
@@raysomeusc oh fuck how do you even survive in that state?? Also what is happening to her in the scene I’ve never seen this movie
@@browhat3576 witchcraft is what's happening, also watch the damn movie its insanely good
Creative way to kill??? Killing is evil you sick bastard!!!
Fantastic!
Wow! That dance really moved her.
Walk it off, sister. Walk it off.
Ha, breakdancing
STOPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
Honestly that was perfect 😂
Underrated comment
Sir. The door is right here. Please leave.
Its sooooo much easier to watch and not look away at all if you just mute it . x
The patients to TikTok chiropractors after they filmed a video:
I never see in a movie, such a intense death like this!
I'm really impressed!
She doesn't die until the end of the film.
@@davidjuanjose yes is true!
One of the most profoundly disturbing films I’ve ever seen in my life
Yes 💗
Phantastic
I can literally feel this and it's terrifying.
One of the most brutal scenes in the history of arthouse horror.
The music in this scene is terrifying
This is easily one of the most unique horror movie death scenes of all time.
I will forever love this movie
Things that i shouldn't watch before going to bed
He visto esta escena muchas veces, y cada vez que la ve me sigue impresionando y perturbando igual, o más.
Definitivamente una verdadera 9bra de arte en una época en la que "remake" es sinónimo de porquería y reciclaje
Gnarly. This shit had me speechless when she started peeing. Hereditary and midsommer might be the only movies in recent memory that had more shocking death scenes. Plus the hammer scene in Kill List, that was really real looking lol.
You wanna know whats the. Worst part No one died in this scene she only died after the witches died
Those are some killer moves! I love it 😀
i enjoyed this remake just as much as the original, just in different ways
Same I wish more people could enjoy both and not hate on one by comparisons. 2 totally different atmospheres
just
a spine-tingling performance
Cena linda, e, ao mesmo tempo perturbadora.
Linda, pois a Suzy dance bem pra caralho, e perturbadora pq o jeito q a Olga morreu foi cruel.
✨Genial!✨
_Awesome actors!!!_
the part that was was uncomfortable the first time i watched this scene (and still uncomfortable) is that just when you think she's done dancing and the scenes over, it keeps going.
every time I trying to scratch my own back
" Break a leg sweatie !!! "
*Olga:*
2:23 Aight Makima, calm down.
Holy shit I just realized she even has the Makima braids and same hair color, it is literally a live action Makima ritual dance.
This is so disturbing. I wouldn’t be able to watch this if I were the actress, even after filming it and knowing exactly how they did the effects.
Girl: *literally has his bones torn apart.*
2/3 minutes of death scenes.
man, i just love the fact that you are UNSTOPABLO
Just when i thought ive seen everything that could possibly disturb me, i find this. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
Dakota's power... I just tried to do her part and dislocated my shoulder 💀💀💀💀
I like horror movies that aren’t exactly ‘horror’ but has the same elements and really disturbing, idk the exact name for those but suspiria is one of those kinda I really like 😳
YES! I know exactly what you mean. I hate horror movies with ghosts n jumpscares they’re too unrealistic but movies like this one and midsommar really scare you in a different way. After watching a movie like this i would think about it for days whereas normal horror is just not as engaging
@@Florida_954 I like em all, especially gory films, not real is it, bring it on!