Inferno1980

Horror Vault's take

Dario Argento's visually intoxicating follow-up to Suspiria plunges viewers into a labyrinthine nightmare of color, shadow, and ancient malevolence. A mysterious New York apartment building harbors secrets that draw both a young woman and her brother in Rome into its deadly orbit. Argento crafts each scene as a fever-dream tableau, where baroque architecture and Ennio Morricone's score conspire to unnerve as much as the violence itself. Logic takes a backseat to pure sensory dread in this witchcraft-soaked descent into darkness.

Content: Graphic Violence, Gore, Animal Harm, Disturbing Imagery