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chapter11 [ 8.0 ]
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Jeff's got the right idea here - really, Argento's film has little more going for it than that delightfully kooky Goblin score and some deft camerawork, but each little idiosyncratic piece goes a long way towards solidifying the film's spooky, nervy atmosphere. Also, I liked this a lot more than "Suspiria" - that film had atmosphere to spare, but nothing resembling a coherent plot or any legitimate stakes, but "Deep Red" is tightly plotted and legitimately mysterious. That it's all dashed by the final reveal is immaterial - for 100 minutes or so, "Deep Red" is suspenseful, unsettling, gloriously visual, and unnerving.
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| Weighted Rating | : 6.4 |
| No. Ratings | : 8 | |
| No. Reviews | : 4 | |
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