Suspiria

It’s grandiose stuff, even for a genre that’s recently been used as a scalpel to dissect the complex traumas of grief (“The Babadook”), family (“Hereditary”), and the African-American experience (“Get Out”), but “Suspiria” sustains a mesmeric hold... Read more

...as an appetizer to the thoroughly bizarre world of Italian horror, Suspiria is the perfect antipasto.

...is undoubtedly a labour of love for Guadagnino, an interesting variation on a theme, a cerebral act of connoisseurship.

...a strange, blood-steeped beauty unlike anything else.

...Swinton gives a tour-de-force performance in her heavily made-up role as Klemperer, a Holocaust survivor who mourns his wife.

It will awaken the sickest, most twisted parts of your mind if you allow it.