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Andy J. Forest, Mirella Banti. A British politician cooks up a scheme with his mistress so he can kill his beautiful wife. But as he attempts to carry out his sinister plan, he suddenly finds the tables turned and he himself becomes a target for someone else's death list in this noir-ish and intriguing love triangle. 1990/color/87 min/NR/widescreen. Top to learn more
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Phenomenal effort
After seeing Dario Argento's 1982 (it is '82, not '87) film "Tenebrae," I have moved into the final phases of seeing his entire body of work. It was easy to claim ignorance of many of this Italian director's films until a few years ago because it was difficult to find them anywhere, let alone in an uncut form. Fortunately, DVD arrived on the scene and eager film fans with dollars to spend inspired numerous companies to start churning out any movie they could get their hands on. It wasn't too long before practically every Argento film arrived on store shelves, many of them in uncut, unrated formats. Unfortunately, most viewers have likely never heard of Dario Argento. These days more people know about the director's beautiful daughter Asia than the horror maestro himself. What a shame. Argento's films, at least the ones I have seen, are masterpieces of style injected with truly cringe inducing violence. For a few years in the 1980s and 1990s, Argento drifted away from his tried and...
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Following the worldwide success of SUSPIRIA and INFERNO, Master Of Horror Dario Argento returned to the giallo genre with the shocker that remains one of the director's greatest. Anthony Franciosa stars as an American mystery novelist on a promotional tour in Rome who finds that his most recent book has inspired a copycat serial killer. When the psychotic impulse becomes irresistible, does freedom await in the simple act of annihilation? John Saxon (A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET), Daria Nicolodi (DEEP RED) and John Steiner (CALIGULA) co-star along with a nerve-shredding score by Goblin and a mind-blowing twist ending in this classic of sexual corruption, savage bloodshed and virtuoso filmmaking that fans and critics hail as an Argento masterpiece. Top to learn more
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Mind games from the master stylist: Top-drawer Argento
TENEBRE(Italy - 1982)Aspect ratio: 1.85:1Theatrical soundtrack: MonoWhile fans may be divided over the relative merits (or not) of Dario Argento's recent output, there's no denying the sheer visceral power of his earlier accomplishments. TENEBRE contains some of the most genuinely frightening material in Argento's entire filmography, and some of the best performances too. Anthony Franciosa is quietly convincing in his role as an American writer in Rome, targeted by an obsessive killer who's been modelling a series of murders on scenes from the author's latest book; and the hugely underrated John Saxon provides a memorable turn as Franciosa's shady literary agent (his final scene is a small masterpiece of observation, brilliantly edited).The rest of the cast is less sure-footed, perhaps because these veteran European actors - including Daria Nicolodi and Giuliano Gemma - aren't entirely comfortable performing in English, though the...
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Cinematically important
As a film maker I cannot express how interesting it is to hear Argento talking about his own creations. Many critics, film historians and even audiences have never really taken Argento seriously, which is a real shame for them. Tenebrae is a beautifully crafted film, and although not as feverish as Suspiria or Inferno, the viewer still feels as if they are stuck in a really horrible dream. Argento is a worldclass director with a frighteningly voyeristic style. I found the scene where the girl finds out that she is in the murderers house and has to run away from the guard dogs so incredibly exploitative and nasty that i couldn't keep my eyes off it, just like when average people pass a car accident on the street. The ending just blows you away. I love this film and I really want Inferno, Suspiria and deep Red on DVD too.
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com/2012/04/13/2798385/winter-storm-warning-continu. com/2012/04/13/2798385/winter-storm-warning-continues. The medics were there and other medics were arriving as we waited at the red light. "About 70 fender benders were reported in the Fresno area from 6 a. m. to 1 p. m. , the California Highway Patrol said. They said the plethora of fender benders were caused by people driving too fast in the heavy rain.
The Dark Blue team notched another run in the bottom of the third, scoring James Bantis. Grey MVP Perloff pitched a great game, notching 10 strikeouts in three innings, three more than necessary due to three dropped third strikes.
Peter Vassilakos, Danny Tuzzolino and Nick Bantis pitched a tough game. Vincenzo Susi, Emma Velazquez, Ryan Maddox, Patrick Biesty, Noah Vlente, Jonathan Mendez and Danny Torres kept the team on track. The Grace Lions came out hungry for another win as
