Suspiria
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Oct 27, 2026
ChadHOST
Some people call it one of his last great masterpieces.
ChadHOST
It's him kind of going away from the very... highly saturated, overly surreal work of, like, Inferno, which we did on the podcast, or, of course, Suspiria, the all-time masterpiece.
ChadHOST
And this is him going back to his bread and butter of just straight-up black-gloved killers, jello films, man, like Bird with the Crystal Plumage and those type of movies he was doing before he went into his Suspiria run.
ChadHOST
Really good.
ChadHOST
All right, this week we say goodbye to actor Garrett Graham, died on September 15th
HawkHOST
of this year.
ChadHOST
He's done a lot of work.
ChadHOST
The film that I think he's most synonymous with us, we've done on the podcast, and that's Brian De Palma's Phantom of the Paradise.
JamieHOST
Archie.
JamieHOST
One of my favourite ones is Suspiria.
JamieHOST
And then what had happened is I had seen some of Dario Argento's other stuff, like Deep Red and Opera.
JamieHOST
Which one was
MattHOST
the one with Jennifer Connelly? Yeah,
JamieHOST
well, that one I saw last year.
JamieHOST
And I was like, oh shit, other Argento is very much like Suspiria.
JamieHOST
It's just Deep Red and Opera are more like, well, especially Deep Red, it's kind of giallo, like traditional giallo as opposed to getting freaky with it.
Lisa DreyerGUEST
They would have guests, you know, classic horror movies.
Lisa DreyerGUEST
One of the first ones I saw was Suspiria.
Lisa DreyerGUEST
And you should watch Suspiria.
Lisa DreyerGUEST
The soundtrack in that movie is by this band called Goblet.
Lisa DreyerGUEST
And it is maybe the most terrifying thing I've ever heard.
RobertHOST
Yes.
RobertHOST
Cause he's got, I think, you know, one of the things that we didn't get into here is, and we could make a whole podcast about is, is interesting sub genres like Italian jello films and, which I always have Suspiria very near the top of my list.
RobertHOST
I watch that movie every year.
RobertHOST
That movie is genius.
Yo MutsuUNKNOWN
... very popular.
Yo MutsuUNKNOWN
Um, everywhere on TV, uh, mangas, movie, um, you know, Exorcist, Omen, Suspiria, all those things were considered, like, what was h- like the big thing in Japan.
DaveHOST
Mm-hmm.
Yo MutsuUNKNOWN
Um, and not just, like, the, um, the actual, uh, titles or works, but also, like, ghosts, um, UFOs.
MikeHOST
And this time Allison's gonna throw in a bonus from the 1970s.
AllisonHOST
Okay, my bonus is Suspiria, the original Suspiria.
AllisonHOST
Suspiria is like a big deal, you know.
AllisonHOST
I know a bunch of people who are super into this movie.
AllisonHOST
And it's cool.
AllisonHOST
It's basically about witches.
AllisonHOST
But what everybody will tell you about Suspiria is that it's all about style.
AllisonHOST
You know, it's a very visual movie.
Jason MylesHOST
Following tonight's show, we'll have another spooky movie night.
Jason MylesHOST
Following tonight's show, we will be watching the 1977 Italian giallo classic, Suspiria.
Jason MylesHOST
It's one of my favorite movies.
Jason MylesHOST
One of the more beautifully shot movies, regardless of genre.
1 HR 14 MINS LATER
Jason MylesHOST
Well, Sean, I know it's late where you are no longer in Iowa.
Jason MylesHOST
Actually, everyone but me is on the same time zone, so it's late where you guys are.
Jason MylesHOST
And we have to watch Suspiria, one of the greatest giallo movies of all time.
Jason MylesHOST
I know Mac and Pascal do not like horror.
Dara LaineHOST
I feel like if you look at movies in the 70s, horror movies in the 70s, I feel like by the late 90s, there was a lot of respect for You know, movies like The Exorcist and things.
Dara LaineHOST
Like, I don't remember people talking about, like, Suspiria or The Exorcist as, like, low-class movies.
Dara LaineHOST
Well, the
Troy McEadyHOST
problem...
JohnHOST
Why don't we take this opportunity then to move on to our next movie for the episode, which is going to be Suspiria.
JohnHOST
Suspiria.
JohnHOST
Mysterio is a 1977 film directed by Dario Argento, and anyone who would listen to a kind of podcast like ours is probably already well-versed in the particulars.
JohnHOST
We have Jessica Harper starring as Susie Banyan, an aspiring dancer who arrives at a dancing school to study, but is immediately... immediately beset by all kinds of obstacles, uh, that are, uh, intense frenzied and supernatural from the get go.
JohnHOST
If deep red, um, has a semblance of a real world to counterbalance, it's a more heightened nature.
BalzerHOST
I suppose only the original is a single word? But anyway, number two, Psycho, Hereditary, Dracula, Nosferatu, Sinister, Alien, again, I don't know which of the Alien franchise, but assuming the original.
BalzerHOST
Suspiria, Scream, of which there's seven of those.
BalzerHOST
And then also Carrie, round out the top 10 greatest one-word horror movies of all time.
BalzerHOST
Now, Carrie actually just got picked up for season two of the series on Amazon or Prime Video or whatever it is that I'm not paying for.
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