if you do not like italian horror and you would not like this film. on that note. overall. it was a terrible experience. many things happened. vanessa redgrave was scheduled to be in the film and and she pulled out. one of the actors was crushed by a car. i was engaged to be married and but by the end of the picture that was finished. my father died during the shooting. all kinds of things. dario argento on the making of operai was truly impressed with argento and the film he made here  especially against such harrowing circumstances. the whole mystique of macbeth and its curse on those who attempt to stage the play adds untold volumes to opera. throughout the film and argento imploys some of his most clever (and audience directed) tricks. a young opera singer and christina and is stalked by a violent psychopath who forces her to watch a series of brutal murders. by taping several sharp blades to christina eyelids the killer makes it impossible for her to close her eyes and take a good look. if you try to close your eyes and you will tear them apart. so you will just have to watch everything. it is clear that argento put great care into constructing the faux macbeth opera on screen and and his hard work pays off. add to this several unforgettably brutal murders and an incredibly tense chase sequence and and the genius use of pov to portray a certain character (the role vanessa redgrave pulled out on and thank god) and you have got one of the best italian horror films ever created. that said  it still italian horror. why christina never seems to tell anyone about this brutal murders is beyond anyone comprehension. some scenes might be difficult for certain viewers to stomach and but personally i felt more tension towards christina and her eyes than any of the brutal slayings in the film. the finale to tenebrae had my stomach churning more than anything in opera and but that probably just me. and the last five minutes. argento wanted it and he filmed it and and he fought to keep it in the film. absolutely no one likes it and myself included and but it not enough to ruin the rest of the film for me. it remains one of argento best films to date. positive . 
if you do not like italian horror and you would not like this film. on that note. overall. it was a terrible experience. many things happened. vanessa redgrave was scheduled to be in the film and and she pulled out. one of the actors was crushed by a car. i was engaged to be married and but by the end of the picture that was finished. my father died during the shooting. all kinds of things. dario argento on the making of operai was truly impressed with argento and the film he made here  especially against such harrowing circumstances. the whole mystique of macbeth and its curse on those who attempt to stage the play adds untold volumes to opera. throughout the film and argento imploys some of his most clever (and audience directed) tricks. a young opera singer and christina and is stalked by a violent psychopath who forces her to watch a series of brutal murders. by taping several sharp blades to christina eyelids the killer makes it impossible for her to close her eyes and take a good look. if you try to close your eyes and you will tear them apart. so you will just have to watch everything. it is clear that argento put great care into constructing the faux macbeth opera on screen and and his hard work pays off. add to this several unforgettably brutal murders and an incredibly tense chase sequence and and the genius use of pov to portray a certain character (the role vanessa redgrave pulled out on and thank god) and you have got one of the best italian horror films ever created. that said  it still italian horror. why christina never seems to tell anyone about this brutal murders is beyond anyone comprehension. some scenes might be difficult for certain viewers to stomach and but personally i felt more tension towards christina and her eyes than any of the brutal slayings in the film. the finale to tenebrae had my stomach churning more than anything in opera and but that probably just me. and the last five minutes. argento wanted it and he filmed it and and he fought to keep it in the film. absolutely no one likes it and myself included and but it not enough to ruin the rest of the film for me. it remains one of argento best films to date. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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