can not read

Hannah 2022-03-21 09:02:24

I really don't understand it very much. I feel that it should be related to the background of the times interspersed in it. It is necessary to understand that period of history to understand it. But why are horror movies so complicated? The purpose of my watching horror movies is to stimulate, this kind of incomprehensible can only get to the point of nonsense, and I can't feel too much stimulation. The dance in it should be related to the human rights pursued by women at that time. After seeing it, I finally found out that the heroine is the Goddess of Sighs, how can the Goddess be evil, and what role does the old man in it play as a witness? I don't understand, I don't understand...

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  • Hassie 2022-04-21 09:02:46

    Splitting six acts doesn't feel necessary? The first half of the narrative and the final cult cool are really a bit out of touch, wasting the overall atmosphere created in the first half. I always thought that the psychiatrist's voice was like a woman's with strange makeup, and finally it was Tilda on the bed...(.

  • Marilie 2022-03-23 09:02:25

    I haven't seen the 1977 version, so it's hard to say what it surpassed, but the gloomy atmosphere and fantasy soundtrack created an impeccable horror aesthetic. This kind of film that creates extreme viewing experience can be expected to have polarized evaluations (for example, refer to Kim Ki-duk's new film at this year's Berlin Film Festival). Parts of the film are mixed with elements of modern psychoanalysis and allow the audience to feel a sense of alternation of authenticity outside of the horror.

Suspiria quotes

  • Mother Suspiriorum: What do you ask?

    Olga: To die.

    [Mother Suspiriorum kisses Olga's cheek and Olga collapses]

    Patricia: Mother... Mother, we're so tired.

    Mother Suspiriorum: What do you ask?

    Patricia: To die. I want to die.

    [Mother Suspiriorum kisses Patricia's cheek and Patricia collapses; Sara knees down]

    Mother Suspiriorum: Sweet girl, what do you ask?

    Sara: Die.

    [Mother Suspiriorum leans down and cradles Sara]

  • Helena Markos: [to Susie] There will be nothing of you left inside. Only space for me.

    Susie Bannion: I came here for this. You've all waited long enough.

    Helena Markos: [Excited] It is happening! It is happening!