Tenebre
Dario Argento, 1982.
Brilliant Giallo thriller following American crime writer Peter Neal as his book promotion in Rome is ruined by a copycat killer murdering women according to his novel. Vivid and blood-soaked, 99% of the main cast are slain to a pounding 80s synth score composed by Goblin (Simmonetti-Pignatelli-Morante). My favourite scene is the unbelievably enjoyable lesbian double-homicide, which is preceded by a complex roving shot with the main theme playing loud. Trippy sleaze from the Italian king of horror.
Brilliant Giallo thriller following American crime writer Peter Neal as his book promotion in Rome is ruined by a copycat killer murdering women according to his novel. Vivid and blood-soaked, 99% of the main cast are slain to a pounding 80s synth score composed by Goblin (Simmonetti-Pignatelli-Morante). My favourite scene is the unbelievably enjoyable lesbian double-homicide, which is preceded by a complex roving shot with the main theme playing loud. Trippy sleaze from the Italian king of horror.
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