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We're sat for a spell-binding first time watch of Suspiria. This nightmarish movie took us on a whirlwind of unsynced lips, dancing hips, flips, dips, and colorful trips. These witches are working behind the scenes to make sure nothing is what it seems. 🔮✨🩰🗡️🪞

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Sabrina

I’ve never seen Suspiria (I’ll watch it first along with y’all!) but another great Argento movie is Profondo Rosso/Deep Red. It’s a classic giallo with some really interesting visuals (tho I readily admit there are some scenes that have aged poorly and it’s not a perfect film). Still a really good movie and an Argento classic ❤️

yomvanhaver

Je suis le plus heureux des hommes. (I can’t never be happier) it was huge in all Europe at the time - I remember my mother turned off the television because the trailer of the movie running on I was only 5. I saw it later in the early 90s. Really made its mark. For me the film itself is witchy. It’s a real red celebration.

yomvanhaver

Profondo Rosso is our favourite.

Lauren Quill

I know someone already said Deep Red but another one of my faves is Phenomena with Jennifer Connelly and Donald Pleasance.

Sisi M

I’m soooo excited to watching this reaction!!! It’s one of my favorites 😍

Jesse W.

The 4K of this movie is absolutely worth it.

Stephanie Ella

Old Madame Blanc is giving old Judy Garland.. I cannot unsee it.

yomvanhaver

The remake is quite good. 😊

Stephanie Ella

I had to Google the blue eyes storyteller, Udo Kier, and he’s been in a ton of movies and tv shows. I knew I recognized him.

Lavender Violet

I think maybe I wasn't in the right frame of mind to watch this film. The soundtrack stressed me out, and honestly who needs more stress in these times. I have been one giant ball of anxiety and stress since November 6th. The movie didn't make a lot of sense, which admittedly was a me problem since I slowly stopped paying attention to anything except Chey's constant frustration with the characters. That was hilarious and the absolute best part of watching this movie. 😂

Tara M. Wilcoxon

I love the score of this movie. A remake came out awhile back and I snubbed it for awhile. That was a mistake. The remake was awesome, I was just so used to the 70s vibe.

Tara M. Wilcoxon

Another 1970s movie you should watch/react to is “The Legend of Hell House”. Have a wonderful week, Petty Pumpkins!

Scott Nesmith

Suspiria is part one of Argento's Three Mothers trilogy, along with Inferno and Mother of Tears. All three are worth watching, but Mother of Tears isn't as good as the first two. Also, Jessica Harper played Janet in the Rocky Horror Picture Shoe sequel, Shock Treatment. Oh, and Wes, that sweater is GORGEOUS!

Ae Evans

Yea, this was a tough one, but I made it through! Thanks guys!

Ethan Daniel Parker Court

Italian Giallos are definitely a subgenre that not everyone is keen to due to the ADR. However, there are so many campy, colourful, and visually pleasing ones. If you are looking for more by Argento, I would recommend Tenebre. So 80s and fun!

CatahoulaMom117

Yes, please fall down the italian horror rabbit hole!!!

MaghenReads&Watches 📖 🎬

this was such a fun movie to watch with you guys. I have had a really bad week and your videos this week have made me smile. love you guys.

Chad Moore

My first comment as an official Petty Pumpkin! I have really been missing out on the full reactions. “Suspiria” was an early horror film for me, and it left a lasting impression. Here, we have the late, great Joan Bennett in her final film role. What’s interesting is the similarities between this movie and “Dark Shadows”, which Bennett also starred in. Victoria Winters arrived by train from New York to an eerie, Gothic house while carrying a letter sent to her under mysterious circumstances, and here Suzy Bannion mirrors that opening from the classic TV series. Bennett’s character, Madame Blanc, is very much like Elizabeth Collins Stoddard, and even has a creepy nephew! As you can tell, I’m a “Dark Shadows” fan. I’ve often wondered if Dario Argento wanted Cloris Leachman to play the part of Miss Tanner. The actress he employed strongly reminds me of her, only after being injected with a butch super serum. I don’t know what they were spiking Suzy’s wine with, but I could use a double to battle my insomnia! It’s rather amazing that Suzy, given the fact she is portrayed as a helpless damsel, manages to be a Final Girl. She definitely needed to put some wheels on them heels and ride on out of that school. What really makes “Suspiria” work for me are the visuals, which are a feast for the eyes. The cinematography draws you in and absorbs you in the most unsettling way. I literally had an involuntary chill while watching y’all’s reaction. Oh, and Goblin’s soundtrack absolutely slaps the house down.

Emily Carmen

Can I request a little unknown classic that plays every Christmas called the Trilogy Of Terror.?! My mon was so impacted by it she remembers it EVERY Christmas season it is THREE films.! It is a great little trilogy It also stars Karen Black.!

Emily Carmen

@1:15 it was like being I'm a MMORPG video game this damn Psychiatrist is making me lose my damn freaking mind.! He goes on and on and on hahahahahahahahahaha

Enrique Sanchez

If you guys haven't seen Deep Red (1975) yet by Argento you ABSOLUTELY need to see it, it's a giallo mastepiece and one of his best films overall.

Jeremy Montanez

This is on my top 5 favorite horror films. Fun fact Madame Blanc is played by the BRILLIANT Joan Bennett aka Elizabeth Stoddard from the phenomenal Dark Shadows. See Argentos Inferno, the sequel to this film. Usually Wes is the one who's being over judgy but not this time lol I'm like wtf do you want her to do? But I get it, there are scenes that are too long especially Daniels death. Chay you needed to be more patient with Suzy Ive never seen you that impatient.... Well except for the Blair witch project but I'm with you on that one they did just stand around every 2 minutes.

Jeremy Montanez

Yes!!!! Let's share the love of Joan Bennett!!! Uggh such a icon and such a beautiful wonderful woman.

Jeremy Montanez

Also special shout out to "pumpkins" for really recognizing Joan Bennett.

Chad Moore

Absolute legend! Style and grace personified.

Christopher Barraza

I love this version better than the remake, plus there is a trilogy, the 1977 Inferno which gets into some parts about the three sister that included Elena Marcos, and one the two others which one woman, and her brother find out about someone who built the three sisters's homes. and there is The 2007 movie The Mother of Tears which does have some gore into it.

Daniel Turbyfill

The music is so annoyingly overbearing that I’ve never made past the first 15 or 20 minutes.