Dario Argentos Four Flies on Grey Velvet (1971), the third entry in his animal trilogy, stars Michael Brandon as a musician stalked by a masked killer after accidentally causing a mans death. With psychedelic visuals and inventive camerawork, it stands as a cult giallo blending mystery and horror.

Dario Argentos Suspiria (1977) is a landmark of Italian horror, following a young American dancer who joins a prestigious ballet academy that hides occult secrets. With Jessica Harper in the lead and Goblins iconic score, it blends dazzling color, surreal terror, and witchcraft into one of horror cinemas most influential works.

Opera (1987), directed by Dario Argento, follows a young opera singer terrorized by a sadistic stalker who forces her to witness brutal murders. One of Argentos most violent gialli, the film combines operatic staging with inventive death sequences, cementing its cult status.

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THE SYMPHONY OF FEAR: THREE FILMS BY DARIO ARGENTO
A curated thematic collection

SUSPIRIA (1977) Dario Argento personally introduces on-screen this 4K-restoration of his first true horror lm, the critically acclaimed masterpiece which married the rhythm of ballet and progressive rock for an unsurpassed concerto of witchcraft and supernatural nightmares. American student Suzy Bannion enrols at a prestigious Dance Academy where people either disappear or turn up dead, gored and mangled. Theres a demented killer on the loose and Suzy fears that shes next.

FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET (1971) is a giallo to the tune of Maestro Ennio Morricones distinctively ravishing score! An unseen maniac is terrorizing an acclaimed rock musician whose life is soon besieged by senseless gory murders. The last image, mysteriously fixed before death, in one of the victims eye contains the only clue to the insane criminal, whose identity is then discovered in a dizzying twist!

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