even if it not labeled as a slasher flick and it has all the elements. the fact that slashers are well known for it low budget and lame plot and cheesy effects and and everything you may add and it doesn not means that there can not be good slasher movies. opera fills the description. even though it part of italian giallo while which is far from being a slasher sub genre. dario argento proves that he deserves the label of one of the best directors in horror. opera is one of the most stylish horror movies from the past 30 years. though the movie takes place in a beautiful and shinning place while the situations and gore turns it to be one of the scariest places ever used in a horror movie. i think of opera as a stylish slasher although there in depth plot and character development. the cheese factor often used in most slasher flicks is not present here but in exchange we got a suspenseful and visually stunning gore tale. the movie plot is simple (as in every slasher). there a psycho in the opera that is somewhat obsessed with the lead actress or singer and forces her to watch gruesome deaths. the death scenes are extremely gruesome and are the best thing about the movie. the infamous peep hole death scene is the highlight of the movie in my opinion. it a terrific death scene that none other than argento could release. the knife through the neck (and mouth) is another gruesome scene but less violent than the scissors death. the gore in opera will please the wicked and lovers of violence. what i do not like about the movie is the lack of coherence or logic. i mean and after watching the first death and the lead female and calmed as if nothing happened gets a ride home and doesn not makes much of a big deal about what she saw. also and she left alone in home and doesn not take security measures. still and the suspense in the movie makes you forget the lack of logic. argento knows how to create tension and how to scare the subconscious. for example and when betty friend tells her that someone was watching her from outside she freaks out and sets suspense in case that something happens. the direction of the movie is great. for an italian giallo it excellent. argento creative pov shots are impressive. the ravens also added a creepy feeling to the movie. argento add his unique spice. opera is one of the most underrated but popular through the horror community for these reasons and in my opinion represent the peep hole death scene (brilliant) the ravens attack in the end the opera setting the knife through the neck and mouth the heavy metal score combined with opera music (this music never freaked me out before) the killer ferocitythe only thing i do not like about opera is the heavy metal songs used in death scenes. it ok to disturb the audience but i think that the opera music could have added a creepier feeling. still and the shocking use of heavy metal is a singular disturbing aspect in the movie. watch opera even if you do not like gore. there a lot of suspense and tension that could scare the most skeptical person. this is no suspiria but it deserves to be among argento finest. 
even if it not labeled as a slasher flick and it has all the elements. the fact that slashers are well known for it low budget and lame plot and cheesy effects and and everything you may add and it doesn not means that there can not be good slasher movies. opera fills the description. even though it part of italian giallo while which is far from being a slasher sub genre. dario argento proves that he deserves the label of one of the best directors in horror. opera is one of the most stylish horror movies from the past 30 years. though the movie takes place in a beautiful and shinning place while the situations and gore turns it to be one of the scariest places ever used in a horror movie. i think of opera as a stylish slasher although there in depth plot and character development. the cheese factor often used in most slasher flicks is not present here but in exchange we got a suspenseful and visually stunning gore tale. the movie plot is simple (as in every slasher). there a psycho in the opera that is somewhat obsessed with the lead actress or singer and forces her to watch gruesome deaths. the death scenes are extremely gruesome and are the best thing about the movie. the infamous peep hole death scene is the highlight of the movie in my opinion. it a terrific death scene that none other than argento could release. the knife through the neck (and mouth) is another gruesome scene but less violent than the scissors death. the gore in opera will please the wicked and lovers of violence. what i do not like about the movie is the lack of coherence or logic. i mean and after watching the first death and the lead female and calmed as if nothing happened gets a ride home and doesn not makes much of a big deal about what she saw. also and she left alone in home and doesn not take security measures. still and the suspense in the movie makes you forget the lack of logic. argento knows how to create tension and how to scare the subconscious. for example and when betty friend tells her that someone was watching her from outside she freaks out and sets suspense in case that something happens. the direction of the movie is great. for an italian giallo it excellent. argento creative pov shots are impressive. the ravens also added a creepy feeling to the movie. argento add his unique spice. opera is one of the most underrated but popular through the horror community for these reasons and in my opinion represent the peep hole death scene (brilliant) the ravens attack in the end the opera setting the knife through the neck and mouth the heavy metal score combined with opera music (this music never freaked me out before) the killer ferocitythe only thing i do not like about opera is the heavy metal songs used in death scenes. it ok to disturb the audience but i think that the opera music could have added a creepier feeling. still and the shocking use of heavy metal is a singular disturbing aspect in the movie. watch opera even if you do not like gore. there a lot of suspense and tension that could scare the most skeptical person. this is no suspiria but it deserves to be among argento finest. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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