SUSPIRIA - 40th Anniversary 4K Restoration Trailer (2017) | HD

[@donaldmayjr.8656]

Cool trailer, and thanks for creating it! But, the images/clips used do not represent what our transfer actually looks like. A different transfer was evidently used that does not reflect the imagery from our restoration.

[@lelandbobpalmer]

Hi DonaldMay Jr., did you have part in this new 4k transfer? I watched it in the cinema last year here in Denmark - it looked awesome. Were can I find a trailer that represents the transfer well (if there is any)?

[@siddbastard]

Kenneth Lorentzen in short, what you saw and liked was a terrible mistake and you're probably a terrible person for liking it so he won't give you any trailer or details. Insert rolleyes

[@TucsonAnalogWorkshop]

Of course if one really wanted to experience the original look and feel of the film, it would be restored and projected in 35mm

[@nataliep501]

Donald May, Jr. Can you please tell me where i can purchase this restored 4k version of this movie? My sis and i LOVE this film and i want my bf to see it too.

[@benflexin8241]

look for the synapse films version whom he is co-owner of. amazon.com has it.

[@NS1.]

*Director Dario Argento's original idea was that the ballet school would accommodate young girls not older than 12. However, the studio and producer Salvatore Argento (his father) denied his request because a film this violent involving children would almost certainly be banned. Dario raised the age limit of the girls to 20 but didn't rewrite the script, hence the naiveté of the characters and the occasionally childlike dialogue. He also put all the doorknobs at about the same height as the actress' heads, so they would have to raise their arms in order to open the doors, just like children.*

[@nataliep501]

Very cool!

[@EzequielBirman77]

Thank you!

[@benr9658]

NateM Always asked myself why Argento did not rewrite the dialoges. Seems a little bit lazy for perfeconist like him

[@NS1.]

Ben R - I agree 100%

[@HereComesPopoBawa]

Ben R - I met Dario in IIRC 1987 and even then, he was not very fluent in English. He could just about get by. So I don't find it surprising that he wasn't very focused upon the English dialog of his earlier movies.

[@samsquanch1996]

The 1970s was definitely the best decade for the horror genre, so many great classic films such as Suspiria, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Dawn of the Dead, The Exorcist, Carrie, etc. came out that decade!

[@Scottsteaux63]

Any horror fan simply MUST see at least one film by Dario Argento. SUSPIRIA happens to be my favorite but it isn't the only one that is a classic in the genre.

[@luisamaurito2186]

samsquanch1996 don' forget Dario Argento's "deep red" ;)

[@neonerfilms]

I think you forgot Jaws

[@Despair505]

And 1973's The Wicker Man!

[@slayer45670]

You forgot alien

[@nimascolari1508]

Visual masterpiece. Art house style movie. The narrative and dialogues were intended for children but due to obvious legal issues the age of the cast had to be increased but the script wasn't changed.

[@bremzen4777]

You can see that unfortunately

[@Nemes1S_]

"uncut" Immediately shows someone getting cut.

[@khazarkemhatchian439]

Yea that's the joke

[@videogamenostalgia]

Dishonest marketing

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

This is not just one of the greatest horror films from the 1970's - it's simply just one of the best horror films ever made. I grew up with this and other horror classics from the era that I used to watch at home over and over again. The lighting, the colors, the imagery, the music, the set pieces - all of it so superb that storytelling logic plays second fiddle. A Masterpiece ranking with the Top Genre Works of Romero, Craven, Hooper, Cronenberg, and Carpenter. They simply don't make them like they used to! "WITCHES!"

[@7fxe9uz17]

@itchydiscoman many amazing and iconic horror films dont get good reviews when they first come out, but end up becoming timeless classics. Think of The Shining, or Hereditary

[@flatcapman]

@Jeffrey DeCristofaro Suspiria made me a horror fan from an early age. I have this film to thank for the horror reviewer I am today. It's kinda like a Wicca Alice in Wonderland with Suzie being Alice of course

[@averyy6681]

@itchydiscoman why don't you like the shinning?

[@averyy6681]

I honestly don't think this movie was that good imo, but the color were nice , and some scenes were cool

[@thaiscaroll]

The Exorcist 🤡🤡

[@johnnolan5579]

One of the creepiest movies ever made, and that Goblins soundtrack is mesmerizing. Definitely a classic horror movie!

[@slashguy666]

One of the worst movie that ever made. Seriously this is so shity, sorry

[@jutjubow]

@@IHateYTIdentifiers The script, dialogues, acting were all so bad. I do not get the praise and its cult status. I liked set design, cinematography and soundtrack were lit though. The movie has dated terribly though ...

[@camilojimenez385]

MASTERPIECE

[@lemerdeposteur]

This is just the best edited trailer I’ve ever seen in my life.

[@Lana-ee1cl]

i literally thought this was an original trailer i’m amazed

[@wiinterflowers4277]

This film was hypnotic, disturbing, seductive and hard to look away all at once. Plus Jessica Harper was the best part about the film.

[@ronaldguz]

The music, the colours and imaginery is beyond anything i have seen, just amazing

[@lauralewis5726]

Yep! Goblin was a great band. Wonder what they're up to these days? Time for ME to Google this one - this time! 🧐😆

[@lelmate2904]

It’s almost embarrassing how many times I’ve watched this trailer considering it’s my favorite film and Jessica is my favorite actress.

[@CoralineJonesPinkPalace]

There's no comparison to the original film. From the horror, the music, the characters, the gore, the shock value. This film is one in a lifetime. A creative masterpiece.

[@vr4junkie385]

Which one is better the original or this one

[@user-jl8km4zi1z]

​@@vr4junkie385 This is the trailer for the original.

[@tiffsaver]

I just realized that the star of this film, Jessica Harper, was in so many other film classics too, like "Phantom of the Paradise." I think she was underrated.

[@RandomAccessDreams]

Definitely underrated, but those in the industry appreciate her, Steven Spielberg cast her in Minority Report.

[@JBJones66]

Back when horror movies didn’t all have a grayish filter and zero color to them.

[@jamesgiovanni1540]

The work done on this restoration is truly admirable.

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"Suspiria"(1977) is a supernatural horror movie masterpiece, and one of the 20 best horror movies of all time!

[@smailmail2667]

This is the best fan made trailer my eyes ever witnessed

[@FernandoGonzalezJay]

Jessica Harper is so beautiful and stunning to look at. Her wide eyes and innocent look is one of the things that makes watching the movie worthwhile. I expected for her to have a more extensive filmography but surprisingly she doesn’t. I thought she would’ve been in many movies and Oscar nominated but sadly that’s not the case. She just seemed like the perfect “it” girl for that time- beauty, talent and interesting look/appeal. Either way she’s great in this and still looks great! Excited to see her in the remake of the movie too!

[@ricardolima9411]

Well, she married an independent producer and she turned him into THE chairman of Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group who also happens to be former chairman and chief executive officer of Fox Filmed Entertainment aaaaand the founder and President of Fox Searchlight Pictures, so it would not make sense to work for an industry you pretty much own, she plays a part in the Suspiria remake tho, I wonder how they managed to even get in touch with such an elusive lady.

[@tenchimasake]

If you've never seen Inserts watch it. She's astounding in it.

[@unadin4583]

I think Jessica Harper was born at the wrong time. Had she been born at the beginning of the 20th century, she would have been the queen of silent films. Although in this movie she takes care of herself, her face just seems to epitomize the damsel in distress.

[@modder1975]

Yeah. Argento chose her because she looked like a child, manga character with big eyes.

[@helvete_ingres4717]

lmao Oscar-nominated actors aren't in Argento movies

[@bruh06929]

I am so proud of myself for watching this movie. What a masterpiece.

[@overenthusiastichorrorfan2292]

Everything, absolutely everything is beautiful about this movie.

[@yourownprivateidaho8262]

this is one of my favorite movies of all time, sometimes i like to watch this trailer instead of rewatching the whole thing bc its edited so well that it feels like microdosing suspiria LOL

[@Anton-os5lk]

That soundtrack man.. i saw the movie last week but it was nostalgic even then. Loved the movie.

[@tomdavis2299]

The same little boy (Albert) at 0:54 played by Jacopo Mariani, also starred previously in Profondo Rosso AKA Deep Red (1975) Carlo as a young child. You remember him in that infamous scene where he picks up the Butcher Knife with his father's blood on it.

[@ozanareyiz7773]

First time I watched this film at art school. Our teacher told us how great was this film. Music, colours, atmosphere.

[@jessieswhimsicalphotograph5496]

I love this film for many reasons! One of my favourites just for the amazing use of gel lighting alone!

[@michaeldspencer]

Yes, me and my friends voted 2-1 to see this at the theatre back in the day. The other vote went to another film called Star Wars. Half-way through the film the projectionist put the next reel in backwards/upside-down so the scene with the springs was even more weird.

[@LackaDaisyUK]

The decor, the decor of that place is just magical

[@lexithepitbill1154]

This movie is easily one of my favorites of all time!

[@MrAMSG6661]

Sure, you're damn right. Like 'The night of the living dead', 'The exorcist', 'The full circle', 'Zombie', Bram Stoker's Dracula' and 'Dark water'.

[@antonellafinotti6356]

My favourite film of Dario Argento Is Profondo rosso !!!!!

[@francisco8345]

still looking for a horror movie with colors like this

[@diosmo]

Try The Neon Demon, a clear homage to this film.

[@coldwar1977]

try Inferno, from the same director

[@diosmo]

coldwar1977 Thanks!

[@ceebo625]

theres a movie called "Mandy" coming out soon. check that out

[@ocelot-sensei4384]

@@diosmo Neon Demon was boring visual porn

[@AndiLang8146]

I love how at the end of the trailer Sara and Olga are all like *hisssssss* and *unnnnn* and Suzy's just between the both of them like *lol okay*

[@MichaelChong100]

The characters in the movie are supposed to be girls around 8 to 10 years old but was denied. So Dario aged up his characters but kept the dialogue.

[@somethingtidal]

So fortunate that I got to see a screening of this with Claudio Simonetti's Goblin playing live underneath. Got to hug Claudio after. That guy is a master!

[@convarHUN]

0:00 - 0:33 1st gear, 0:33 - 1:48 Second gear, and 1:48 - Third gear. Great trailer of the most beautiful, most amazing nightmare ever made.

[@timgoulet4472]

Undoubtedly one of the greatest horror films of all time.

[@Jamz-hq4in]

One of the greatest horror films I've ever seen. I would put this in my top 3 easily. I tried to watch the remake but it doesn't hold a candle to the original. The music and the colorful visuals really make this film stand out. Plus, the murder sequences, in particular the first, in my opinion, is still one of the most shocking images from the world of horror .

[@doorkicker8507]

Agree totally

[@pinealdreams1064]

The remake is a completely different animal but an utterly brilliant film in its own right that does some truly unique things with editing. It's not Agento's Suspiria, but it's still brilliant.

[@gaila.9852]

Really? I found this film to be below average.

[@gilanggilang9859]

What's ur top 3 consists of

[@clover7961]

the remake isnt similar at all and is good on its own

[@PolkaDotCupcake4]

This film was incredible. One of my absolute favs

[@MindbodyMedic]

Just got finished with this after having it on a list for Years. The opening sequence with the music, storm and forest grabbed me from beginning. Fantastic movie

[@mickaelb.5552]

This movies is a masterpiece, dario is a genuis

[@adhd_antoniostudios]

I need to get my hands on this bluray, I was lucky enough to catch this in theaters last year and it looked amazing on the big screen. I have synapse’s Tenebre & that looks beyond fantastic. I can only imagine how this beaut looks on bluray.

[@vince1515]

Suzy, do you know anything about...witches?

[@mauromostardi7576]

Uno dei films più inquietanti mai visto. Questo a differenza di altri m'ha fattopaura davvero. Sarà il soprannaturale sarà la maestria del regista chissà.

[@digimon916]

Finally saw this. As a kid who grew up in the 80s and 90s of gore horror, this movie is something else. It really stands out on its own.

[@bubotizer]

I've always thought this movie looks best on my old vhs copy. it slightly abstracts and flattens the shapes and colors in a really interesting and pleasing way

[@DarientLambert]

I saw suspiria for the first time a decade ago, and still... the way Sarah says "it's so absurd so fantastic" still gets me to this day, uneasy feelings, I don't feel safe 👁️🚦

[@parapoliticos52]

every scene in this film is a work of art

[@queerchoreography54]

The restoration looks great, and this trailer is edited well!

[@siddharthsurve8013]

One of the best classical horror movies

[@vedyp5992]

For me “Profondo Rosso” is his best movie Just remembering the mirror scene give me a goosebumps

[@arianeprado121]

As cores do filme são absolutamente lindas, hipnotizam, a história te prende do começo ao fim ❤ obra de arte

[@真也福田]

…「サスペリア」のテーマ……美しい…けどなんて不気味な……ココロに残る恐怖の旋律!!

[@no_talking]

I'm so stoked to see this with live musical accompaniment by GOBLIN this december

[@screamrad218]

70s horror doesn’t get talked about enough. It’s a shame.

[@alphabetaxenonzzzcat]

Piece of trivia, Jessica Harper missed out on a part in Woody Allen’s “Annie Hall” because she was still filming this film. She did get to work with Woody though, in “Stardust Memories”.

[@teiyusteki]

This was made in the _1970's??_ You could have lied to me and told me this was a recent film! The restoration looks INCREDIBLE!! 😳

[@TheJu051267]

Suspiria, Inferno, Mother of Tears, PERFECT TRIO OF MOVIES

[@annechacon9631]

Italian Euro-horror is a specific genre of horror film that raised gore to high art.

[@annechacon9631]

Every scene has high artistic design and especially the death scenes. They are particularly stylized for maximum shock value and scenic effect

[@annechacon9631]

They are beautiful, even. For those who can take it.

[@victorjohnson7512]

Jessica Harper also played a main character in "phantom of the paradise" with Paul Williams.

[@avadeutsch5069]

the colors in here ...so amazing. gosh i want to see this movie. so. BAD! i really don’t want to buy the dvd but i guess i have to, to fill my need of great horror movies.

[@nataliep501]

Ava Deutsch_ i suggest you do. Its worth it!

[@kaleb6635]

Its on youtube for free shh

[@grahamfarquharson2786]

You can get it on Blu ray with Amazon for £7.92 That's a second hand copy.

[@johngalt4600]

Sauce?! Please!?

[@avadeutsch5069]

John Galt ha!

[@demetriosshiettani5248]

the last film in Italy utilising Technicolor's dye transfer process, thats why the colours stand out

[@joakimlundgren7043]

Did they know for certain that Helena Marcos was a witch in the movie? She may have been upset by overpriced tea or shoes with too short laces.

[@MariWakocha]

This looks so fantastic

[@imaxyxia]

You should watch it, original 1977 film..

[@b.bkrueger1394]

A great film, one of the best horror movie i ever see.

[@ianoian1]

I only discovered Suspiria during the 80s when working in the Middle East. A colleague mentioned the movie and I later purchased it on DVD. To say it was, and still is, for me the greatest horror movie of all time is an understatement. A classic piece of awesome torment and barbarism that will keep you pinned to your armchair or wherever you've planked your ass. Just when you think it couldn't get more horrific . . . then it does!!😡👿😡!!

[@flyboysteven9979]

the bluray transfer of this is incredible...it was a long time coming.....i waited over a DECADE for this to finally be released in the USA...up to then i had to settle for the British release

[@afterceasetoexist]

My local theater used this as a trailer before a screening of Evil Dead 2. Cool.

[@James_Salvatore]

A real horror masterpiece ! (talking about original version of this film - 1977)

[@borisjean7306]

Not just my favourite horror movie. But one of my favourite movies ever. Visually sublime. Curious about the remake.

[@treytison1444]

Still the best 4k disc release ever IMO.

[@danielbautista3176]

My Top 10 Horror Movies 1. Carrie (1976) 2. An American Werewolf in London (1981) 3. Evil Dead II (1987) 4. Suspiria (1977) 5. Alien (1979) 6. American Psycho (2000) 7. Shaun of the Dead (2004) 8. Let the Right One In (2008) 9. Jaws (1975) 10. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

[@valrobinson2478]

Does anyone know who is the one who this music was made by? Trying to find it cause l always enjoy creepy bone chilling music like this. Thanks in advance

[@dis0rian461]

the progrock band Goblin

[@dandyhiphop]

I have never seen any horror movie more horrifying than this one. I do not need to see it again, yet it is a timeless masterpiece

[@camaleon9]

Wonder if the shape of the shadow at 0:05 was purposed or not because it truly resembles a witch.

[@the_emmo]

You have a good eye.

[@flatcapman]

A good catch but alas it shows later its the Gargoyles on the side of the building but you are half right they have a witch like appearance

[@lbentforleather9654]

Goblin-s soundtrack is incredibly awesome and creepy

[@LyssLiLi]

Blood looks like red paint or nail polish.

[@xyzharrishuang]

The first part looks quite tame than straight up to the scary part ha ha!

[@rayva1]

Wow it truly is HD.

[@Turtleproof]

Both the original and the remake are absolutely worth a watch, so good. Shoutout to my Russian friend for cluing me into the original a decade ago (no idea how I watched it).

[@fatlizards5156]

watch the 2018 one if you are more into serious acting jobs, dialogue and plot. but watch this one if you wanna watch a movie with some of the best visual camerawork i’ve ever seen in a movie. it’s just gorgeous.

[@unadin4583]

I love this film for two reasons. First, the amazing cinematography and use of color, and second, because I have a thing for Jessica Harper. As far as the plot, I would have to rate this movie as mediocre. I'm not sure if I want to see the remake. You say that the acting, dialogue, and plot are better, but without the amazing color and cinematography, is it worth it? I guess Jessica Harper has a small role in the remake, but that's not enough. Do you recommend watching the remake?

[@fatlizards5156]

Unadin I never said the remake had bad cinematography, in fact it has quite stunning sequences and a very unique color palette to it. And yes, the acting... is much MUCH better as well as the dialogue and story. Mainly because the originals script and story was written for children but they couldn’t use it because it was too dark for a children cast then I guess. So it was awkward using older people deliver such weird lines. The remake has great dialogue, Tilda FUCKING Swinton, and a sexy Dakotah Johnson who actually nails her role. So yes, I recommend it. The climax is a little corny but somewhat bonkers and out there enough to warrant a pass from me, the rest of the movie is great.

[@sonijam]

I love that black and white wallpaper.

[@redpillsatori3020]

Much much much better than the new remake.

[@ronneyrendon5045]

“Its you! The American girl.”

[@monicacarranco8525]

So excited about the new movie remake

[@versuskid4232]

The use of color in SUSPIRIA (1977) is apparently an influence from horror master Mario Bava. The tones and moods created by Bava and Ubaldo Terzano for BLOOD and BLACK LACE (1964) can be seen here visually and would later be used In Brian De Palma’s CARRIE (1976) with cinematography by Mario Tosi and the uncredited Isidore Mankofsky. The use of music in these films an important factor in creating the atmosphere these brilliant filmmakers wanted to project on the big screen. The composers Carlo Rustichelli, Pino Donaggio, and Goblin making their best contributions to the genre.

[@darkenergyhotep5793]

SAW THIS FILM WHEN I WAS WAY TO YOUNG AND LOVED IT! STILL DO.

[@cesarflores99]

Does somebody know where can I see Suspiria 1977 online? I've been wanting to see it for ages, but can't find it :/

[@kylefeelsnumb7547]

omg this is an amazing fanmade trailer

[@JCTiggs1]

This trailer pretty much sums up why I've never watched this classic horror movie. 😱

thanks for this... the ending SNAKES 😋 tong out mounth haha

[@mikeaquesada]

Love horror films with colors and music like this !

[@illdrumatik391]

Know any other good ones

[@hervedelcuse3508]

suspiria de Dario Argento est un cataclysme dans le registre de l'horreur, un chef d'oeuvre !

[@brianpankeyentertainment]

The cinematography in this movie was amazing

[@chevanton7787]

Grazie Maestro ❤️🎥🇮🇹

[@djofortunato5799]

OMG Seeing Goblin perform this Live tonight in Seattle. SO STOKED

[@alexm2136]

Argento... fucking brilliant.

[@savvysearch]

The look on Suzy’s face at the end says it all “WTF did I come here?”

[@vampiriclion1176]

If you like the visuals of Suspiria, I suggest you to watch films of Mario Bava. Argento had got the inspiration by his films

[@axebrossia]

Best trailer ever madre, really..

[@juanjorodriguez9327]

i love miguel bose rockstar...the colors.music atmosfera is amazing

[@DominusLuna]

It's surreal. Almost like 3D.

[@squidprince2456]

This is a movie not that boring remake!

[@delrey874]

love Jessica Harper.