Suspiria 4K 1977 US

Young American Susie arrives in Germany to study dance skills at the prestigious Munich ballet school. For some reason, on the night of her arrival, they didn't let her in, but she saw a girl run out of the building, who was later brutally killed that very night. In the morning, the misunderstanding will be resolved, Suzy will be accepted, and she will begin classes. The girl will have to live in a boarding house at school, at night she will be given wine with mixed sleeping pills, but Susie will still feel the threat in the school's air and will want to find out what threatens her.

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As we all already know, today the horror genre is not going through the best of times for itself, in truth there are several paintings that can enter into a state of stupor, but there are very few such exceptions and, as a rule, as a result we get a faint resemblance, incapable scare even a baby. The creators, today, chasing money, in simple terms, feed us in the end with one passing material. Yes, again, I continue to grumble at the situation that is happening now with this genre in cinema. But this does not bother you, like me, they will return to the previously created classic masterpieces. For example, as I was on the third day, I watched "Suspiria" created by the internationally recognized master of horrors, Italian Dario Argento. Just an amazing picture that struck me with its phantasmagoria, which brought me to a nervous breakdown and a fit of panic, in the best sense of the word. Although the movie itself is basically average, the individual plot details made a double impression on me, as well as special effects that you won't look at without a smile, but this did not prevent me from enjoying the viewing. After all, he fulfilled his task as a real horror film for me, plunging me into shock and horror, which really speaks of him for the better, and that is exactly what true horror films should be in the direction of horror.

Speaking about the plot of "Suspiria", you can't say much, unfortunately, it quickly flew out of my head, although it left a couple of memories of the bloody scenes. Yes, and you don't really need to let smart dust in your eyes, in words about a nightmare tale in which the music of the Goblins group sounds, and here it is in the right place, and sounds in the right seconds. Making you feel a genuine sense of anxiety, along with a frightening purple-purple palette of frames and classic Roman surroundings, perfectly captured by cameraman Luciano Tovoli.

A game of association, it's like Carpenter with Lynch, with that Lynch removed "Head-Eraser" with the addition of Carpenter. But if you try to modernize more, it turns out as if the ballet part from the "Black Swan" was injected into the "Astral" by James Wang - I know it sounds strange, but for some reason I wanted to speak about its filling that way, moreover, it's very, very distant resemblance.

So if you want to experience fear, horror and the inexplicable, thanks to which you will feel at ease, then I recommend that you watch, I especially advise you to watch at night, alone in the apartment and may the strength come with you to watch it to the end with dry pants.

Info Blu-ray
Video
Codec: HEVC / H.265 (80.14 Mbps)
Resolution: Native 4K (2160p)
HDR: HDR10
Aspect ratio: 2.40:1
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
English: Dolby Atmos
English: Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)
English: DTS-HD Master Audio 4.0 (96kHz, 24-bit)
Italian: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit)

Subtitles
English, English SDH