Tenebrae (Blu-Ray) Reviews
Newest Review: ... at the time hugely impressed everyone. I found this sequence a bit much, actually - it was like Argento trying too hard to be ... more
... Argento, attempting to impress his audience a bit too self-consciously and ultimately failing to do so. The sequence also involves one victim deciding to change her T-shirt even though she's just heard someone whispering threats at her. This is just to give the film it's most famous single image, as we see the victim's terrified face peeping out through a hole in the shirt as the killer slashes at her (it's the image on the cover of the Blu-ray).
While the silliness of that scene makes it a bit hard to take serious...more
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Tenebrae [Blu-ray] [1982] United Kingdom released, Blu - Ray/Region A/B/C DVD: LANGUAGES: E ... Last Update 17.05.2013 22:33
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Customer Tenebrae (Blu-Ray) Reviews (1)
Tenebrae (Blu-Ray): Terror beyond belief? (1595 words)by - written on 31/01/13 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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This Blu-ray from Arrow Films is pretty cheap at the moment - I got it online for about £5. Dario Argento made his name making gialli - a type of indigenous Italian horror in which murder mysteries are turned into horror movies by ramping up the suspense and gore. The Bird With the Crystal Plumage and Deep Red were among the best gialli made in the early 1970s, and Argento had a unique visual style that made the hackneyed giallo plots seem like less of a problem than they were for most directors. Then Argento made Suspiria, which broke free of the giallo mould and seemed to mark his emergence from the relatively enclosed world of Italian exploitation into the ... Read the complete review
