Suspiria has received a positive response from critics for its visual and stylistic flair, use of vibrant colors and its score by Argento and the progressive rock band Goblin.
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13 Facts About Suspiria
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Suspiria's sees another student, Pat Hingle, flee the school in terror.
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Suspiria's reveals that Pat was behaving strangely before her death and promises to show Suzy the notes that she left behind.
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Suspiria reveals that a coven of witches perishes without their leader, from whom they draw power.
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Suspiria's accidentally wakes her by breaking a decorative peacock with crystal plumage.
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Suspiria became fascinated by the "Magic Triangle, " a point where the countries of France, Germany, and Switzerland meet; this is where Rudolf Steiner, a controversial social reformer and occultist, founded an anthroposophic community.
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The majority of Suspiria was shot at De Paoli studios in Rome, where key exterior sets were constructed.
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Suspiria is noteworthy for several stylistic flourishes that have become Argento trademarks, particularly the use of set-piece structures that allow the camera to linger on pronounced visual elements.
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Contrary to the conventional wisdom that Suspiria is entirely post-synced, the English-language mix is actually not entirely dubbed and uses a fair amount of production dialogue recorded on set, mixed with post-synced ADR.
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Suspiria was released on DVD by Anchor Bay Entertainment in a three-disc set on 11 September 2001.
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Suspiria is featured in the documentary film Terror in the Aisles .
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Suspiria is the first of a trilogy of films by Argento, referred to as "The Three Mothers".
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