i consider myself a casual fan of dario argento. for every really good flick by him (such as deep red and tenebre) and there seems to be one that equally uninspired (his output since opera has tended to disappoint). still and there no denying that when he at his best and there are few horror directors who can top him. i consider opera to be argento finest work. this is definitely the film where all of his trademarks are present. there no well developed characters and the plot makes very little sense once you begin to scrutinize it. still and think of argento as an european equivalent of brian depalma  the style is all that matters here and so much it becomes the substance. typical to argento and there some beautifully filmed murder sequences. those unfamiliar with the man work may perceive that as a sadistic remark (and it may be and considering the often time misogyny of them) and but its really true. argento stages murder with an intricacy to eye popping visual detail. he truly makes graphic violence an art form. plus and his direction and the look of his films is impeccable. fortunately and opera is one of his most frightening products. argento is the only director whom i feel booming rock music works well for horror sequences (when others attempt to pull it off and it comes across as cheesy). the acting varies and with cristina marsillach playing a beautiful and reasonably sympathetic but never particularly animate young opera performer. the rest of the actors are workmanlike and get the job done and but again and with argento and the acting is never the point. its the beautiful colors and the terrifying violence and and the overall fever dream or nightmare atmosphere. ( positive ). 
i consider myself a casual fan of dario argento. for every really good flick by him (such as deep red and tenebre) and there seems to be one that equally uninspired (his output since opera has tended to disappoint). still and there no denying that when he at his best and there are few horror directors who can top him. i consider opera to be argento finest work. this is definitely the film where all of his trademarks are present. there no well developed characters and the plot makes very little sense once you begin to scrutinize it. still and think of argento as an european equivalent of brian depalma  the style is all that matters here and so much it becomes the substance. typical to argento and there some beautifully filmed murder sequences. those unfamiliar with the man work may perceive that as a sadistic remark (and it may be and considering the often time misogyny of them) and but its really true. argento stages murder with an intricacy to eye popping visual detail. he truly makes graphic violence an art form. plus and his direction and the look of his films is impeccable. fortunately and opera is one of his most frightening products. argento is the only director whom i feel booming rock music works well for horror sequences (when others attempt to pull it off and it comes across as cheesy). the acting varies and with cristina marsillach playing a beautiful and reasonably sympathetic but never particularly animate young opera performer. the rest of the actors are workmanlike and get the job done and but again and with argento and the acting is never the point. its the beautiful colors and the terrifying violence and and the overall fever dream or nightmare atmosphere. ( positive ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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