Contracted

Samantha is a young and beautiful woman going through a delicate phase in her life, following the end of a romantic relationship with her partner. One evening, at a party, she takes drugs and meets a handsome stranger. After several drinks, the two leave and have unprotected sex in a car.

Brutal Legend

The plot of “Brutal Legend” begins with Eddie Riggs, a roadie for a heavy metal band. During a disastrous concert, the stage collapses, and Eddie is severely injured. With blood flowing from his wound, the buckle of his belt comes into contact with a series of symbols and artifacts that evoke ancient forces. This magical event transports Eddie to a fantastical world inspired by metal imagery, known as the Kingdom of Metal.

The Gargoyles

Gargoyles can be found all over the world, from Asia to Greece, from England to the United States; they are one of the most interesting and fascinating sacred symbols because their intrinsic value is tied to a mystery that has persisted for over four thousand years.

Interview with Claudio Simonetti of Goblin

is an Italian composer and musician, founder of the progressive rock group Goblin. He is known for composing numerous soundtracks for Italian and American films, including iconic works by Dario Argento such as Deep Red, Suspiria, Phenomena, Opera, Non ho sonno, Il cartaio, La terza madre, and Dracula 3D, as well as Zombi and Wampyr by George A. Romero.

The Sadness

Taipei, an ordinary morning. A couple is getting ready to start their day and go about their usual tasks, unaware of what’s unfolding around them. Soon, however, they realize that everything is gradually changing: a mysterious and deadly virus is turning the country’s population into insane killers.

The Animal Trilogy

From the very beginning of his career, Dario Argento has managed to create films that have made history in the giallo/horror genre, captivating and enchanting multiple generations. There are numerous elements to consider, countless details to describe, and just as many intricate plots to unravel.

Don’t Look Now

Don’t Look Now (1973), directed by Nicolas Roeg, is known for its innovative and disturbing approach to psychological thrillers and horror. Based on a short story by Daphne du Maurier, the film delves into themes of loss, grief, and unreality through a complex narrative and visionary direction. With a high-caliber cast and an evocative soundtrack by Pino Donaggio, the film has established itself as a genre classic and continues to influence modern cinema with its bold interpretation of human psychology and the supernatural.