#RecomendaciónPurga: Suspiria

Purga.tv has given us its first gift to help us get through the cheesiness of the holiday season. Starting Friday the 15th, you can stream one of the great works in the history of horror cinema on the platform: Suspiria by Dario Argento.

Suspiria | Dir. Dario Argento | Italy | 1977

A young woman enrolls in an exclusive dance academy the same night one of the students is murdered. The academy's assistant director is the one who gives the new student every comfort and convenience so she can study and learn. But little by little the place becomes engulfed, and her stay turns into a genuine nightmare.

Argento began with Suspiria the trilogy of the three mothers, which continued in 1980 with Inferno and concluded much later with La tercera madre (Mother of Tears), starring his daughter, herself a filmmaker, Asia Argento, in 2007.

Suspiria is a great work that combines visual artistry, atmosphere, and horror, thanks to a brilliant choice of shots, the psychedelic color palette of cinematographer Luciano Tovoli, and the music of progressive rock band Goblin (Argento's frequent collaborators) — to name just a few elements — which make it one of the most terrifying and beautiful films in the history of cinema, one in which the viewer is guided by the eye of one of the most imaginative directors when it comes to depicting murder.

Suspiria is an essential film, recommended not only for any fan of genre cinema, but for every film lover who wants to experience the beauty that can be found in a bloody, terrifying cinematic image.

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