Oscar Watch: Suspiria’s Prosthetic Makeup Artist on Turning Tilda Swinton into an Old Man
The original horror film Suspiria, made by Dario Argento in 1977, was wild and colorful, and the palette of Luca Guadagnino’s version of the story conveys quickly that this is not a remake. The dance company at the center of the story, next to the Berlin Wall, is bleakly lunatic, as are the street scenes of 1970s Berlin outside, where RAF protests hold sway and it is always raining.
The Suspiria Prosthetic Designers Studied Forensics for the Gruesome Deaths
Suspiria is filled with gory and grotesque moments that will turn your blood to ice in your veins. Director Luca Guadagnino’s masterful suspense keeps you on the edge of terror for the full two-and-a-half-hour runtime. Want to cut to the chase? Prosthetics designer Mark Coulier runs through a highlight of the most gruesome moments in under 5 minutes and how they achieved all of those effects.
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The Truth Behind that Mysterious Unknown Suspiria Actor
The not so shocking, yet amazingly entertaining, ending to the Lutz Ebersdorf mystery has been revealed. Remember when that awesome Suspiria poster of the unknown talent was released? It had an air of the familiar and there were even rumors that the German octogenarian actor was not who he appeared to be. It turns out that those rumors were true, but the reveal is even more interesting than the mystery.
The novice actor Lutz Ebersdorf was credited in Luca Guadagnigno’s Suspiria remake in the role of Dr.
Who is Truly Featured in this Suspiria Poster?
If the eyes are the window to the soul, do these eyes reveal the soul of Lutz Ebersdorf or Tilda Swinton? Suspiria has released a character poster of Ebersdorf, a novice actor, as Dr. Jozef Klemperer. Yet, why is his initial foray into filmmaking so mysterious? The poster is actually an incredible image and is interesting in itself. However, the unknown actor is rumored to be Tilda Swinton in prosthetics.
The Doctor Strange actress is credited in the film as Madame Blanc,
Thom Yorke’s Suspiria Title Track is a Haunting Dance
Thom Yorke’s first single from the Suspiria album is a hypnotic gem. Following the film’s premiere at Venice Film Festival this weekend, the Radiohead singer/songwriter released a song from the original soundtrack. The song is titled ‘Suspirium’ and is presumably the title track.
The music is soft, haunting, and infectious. Made for Luca Guadagnino’s dance studio horror remake, the rolling piano line demands movement. Even this least flexible among us will be compelled to find a quiet space to break into interpretive dance.
Hear the First Hypnotic Bars of Thom Yorke’s Suspiria Score
We go to the ballet to watch incredible athletes in action, but the ballet company is Suspiria is looking right back. Everyone is watching you from a disturbing new poster for the film.
Splattered across the page are six bloody pairs of eyes. Only Dakota Johnson’s seem alert. They’re larger, but also more defined and looking a different direction than anyone else. Will she be able to survive the madnees looming around her?
Watch the Wild new Trailer for Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria Remake
The new trailer for Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino‘s Suspiria is here, and it’s deliciously bonkers. Produced by Amazon Studios, Guadagnino’s remake of Dario Argento‘s 1977 horror masterpiece is a bold swerve for a director who doesn’t appear to like to do the same thing twice. His take on Suspiria leaves behind Argento’s vivid palette and prog rock score and goes into much darker,
Terrifying Suspiria Trailer a Masterclass in Horror
If you’re a die-hard horror fan, or often peruse other movie geeks’ “Top 20” online lists, you’ve probably heard of Suspiria. The 1977 Italian film, which many consider a cult classic, cut deep into the psyche of audiences when it made its rounds in Italy and the United States, and it is now the subject of a brutal new reboot.
Helming the project is Call Me by Your Name director Luca Guadagnino,
