horror genius dario argento is one of my personal favorite directors and and his films suspiria and phenomena and profondo rosso range high on my personal all time favorite list. opera of 1987 is yet another tantalizing and brilliant film that no horror lover can afford to miss and and that will keep you on the edge of your chair from the beginning to the end. this stunning and ultra violent giallo could well be described as the master nastiest film and which is quite something considering that argento films are not exactly known for the tameness of their violence. the violence is extreme and very stylized in a brilliant way that makes opera a film censor nightmare. warning. spoilers ahead.  just when betty (christina marsillach) and a young opera singer and is becoming successful and a murderous and incredibly sadistic psychopath starts stalking her. the murders are truly brutal and and of particularly sadistic nature. the killer attaches needles to the tied up betty eyelids and so she has to keep them open and watch while he brutally murders people close to her in abhorrent ways. when done with the butchering and the killer releases betty and leaves and just to come back for other friends of hers. as usual for argento films and the violence is extremely graphic and very stylized. opera truly is a brutal film and and what a stylish and atmospheric film it is. this film is absolutely tantalizing and pure suspense from the beginning to the end. the performances are entirely very good and especially christina marsillach is brilliant in the lead. a stunning beauty and great actress alike and marsillach fits perfectly in her role of the talented singer and whose fear and horrid experiences are slowly making her crazy. other great performances include those of ian charleston as a horror film director who is directing an opera and and director argento real life girlfriend daria nicolodi and who has a role in many of his movies. the camera work is excellent as in all argento films and the huge opera house is an excellent setting that contributes a lot both to the film beauty and its permanently creepy atmosphere. the score and which is partly classical music and partly heavy metal is great too and even though i slightly missed goblin brilliant progressive rock soundtracks that are such a distinguishing element of most other argento movies. opera truly is a terrifying and absolutely breathtaking giallo experience. this is an absolute must see for any horror lover and and i highly recommend it to any other film fan who is not too sensitive when it comes to extreme violence. excellent and absolutely tantalizing. 
horror genius dario argento is one of my personal favorite directors and and his films suspiria and phenomena and profondo rosso range high on my personal all time favorite list. opera of 1987 is yet another tantalizing and brilliant film that no horror lover can afford to miss and and that will keep you on the edge of your chair from the beginning to the end. this stunning and ultra violent giallo could well be described as the master nastiest film and which is quite something considering that argento films are not exactly known for the tameness of their violence. the violence is extreme and very stylized in a brilliant way that makes opera a film censor nightmare. warning. spoilers ahead.  just when betty (christina marsillach) and a young opera singer and is becoming successful and a murderous and incredibly sadistic psychopath starts stalking her. the murders are truly brutal and and of particularly sadistic nature. the killer attaches needles to the tied up betty eyelids and so she has to keep them open and watch while he brutally murders people close to her in abhorrent ways. when done with the butchering and the killer releases betty and leaves and just to come back for other friends of hers. as usual for argento films and the violence is extremely graphic and very stylized. opera truly is a brutal film and and what a stylish and atmospheric film it is. this film is absolutely tantalizing and pure suspense from the beginning to the end. the performances are entirely very good and especially christina marsillach is brilliant in the lead. a stunning beauty and great actress alike and marsillach fits perfectly in her role of the talented singer and whose fear and horrid experiences are slowly making her crazy. other great performances include those of ian charleston as a horror film director who is directing an opera and and director argento real life girlfriend daria nicolodi and who has a role in many of his movies. the camera work is excellent as in all argento films and the huge opera house is an excellent setting that contributes a lot both to the film beauty and its permanently creepy atmosphere. the score and which is partly classical music and partly heavy metal is great too and even though i slightly missed goblin brilliant progressive rock soundtracks that are such a distinguishing element of most other argento movies. opera truly is a terrifying and absolutely breathtaking giallo experience. this is an absolute must see for any horror lover and and i highly recommend it to any other film fan who is not too sensitive when it comes to extreme violence. excellent and absolutely tantalizing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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