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Suspiria
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1977 7.5 Movie

Suspiria (1977)

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An American newcomer to a prestigious German ballet academy comes to realize that the school is a front for something sinister amid a series of grisly murders.

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Facts about Suspiria
TypeMovie
Released1 February 1977
GenreHorror, Mystery
DirectorDario Argento
StarringJessica Harper, Stefania Casini and Flavio Bucci
Runtime99 min
RatedR
ScoresRotten Tomatoes (average) 8.3/10 · Rotten Tomatoes 94% · Metacritic 79/100 · TMDB users 7.5/10

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What kind of watch this is

Dario Argento’s 1977 horror film runs 99 minutes and treats color like a weapon. The palette is so saturated it feels aggressive, a deliberate clash of crimson and green that does the heavy lifting before a single line of dialogue lands. It is a mystery wrapped in a nightmare, where the architecture of a ballet academy becomes a labyrinth of dread. The film does not rely on jump scares for its tension; it builds it through atmosphere. It is a visual experience first, a narrative second.

What the critics said

Rotten Tomatoes shows a 94% Tomatometer score as of January 2025. Metacritic follows with a 79/100 Metascore, reported in October 2025. The consensus leans favorable, though not uniformly so. Dave Kehr of the Chicago Reader found Argento’s visual efforts so intense that fear felt impolite to resist. Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune disagreed, calling it a weak imitation of The Exorcist. It is a film that splits the room, which is arguably the point.

How it did with audiences

The film grossed $2 million at the box office. That is not a number that makes a studio executive pause, let alone celebrate. It suggests a release that moved through the market with the subtlety of a ghost. On TMDB, users rate it 7.5 out of 10. The audience has voted, and the verdict is solid. The budget is unknown.

What came next for the cast

Jessica Harper left the horror orbit of Love and Death and Phantom of the Paradise to spend decades in character roles, from Minority Report to Bones and All. Flavio Bucci stepped away from The Working Class Goes to Heaven before popping up in The Marquis of Grillo and later Il Divo. The credits list what they did, not what Suspiria did to them. That distinction matters.

Where it left its mark

Norman J. Warren called the film liberating. He credits it with freeing horror from the need for conventional realism. Specifically, he points to the unconventional colored lighting and dreamlike narrative logic that shaped his own approach in Terror (1978). Decades later, Prano Bailey-Bond cited Dario Argento’s visual style as a key influence on Censor (2021). The vivid colors and surreal imagery there trace a direct line back to Italian horror.

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