Search: Directed by Dario Argento

One of Argento’s most accessible, compelling films.

Never quite stands out or comes together the way some of the director's best work does.

The colour saturation in these images is simply delicious. Gorgeous costume work by Guido Bongiorno makes the most of it, and Rome itself seems to have set out to please.

Provides a solid framework for plenty of classic Argento images, suspense, shocks and splatter.

Never comes close to matching the stunning colour-saturated aesthetic of its two predecessors.

This rarely seen Argento gem has it all. We're on ground he's covered before, but it's constantly shifting beneath us.

An effective exercise in giallo style.

Those who doubt the artistic potential of the horror genre should be nailed down and made to watch this.

Too American to really succeed as a giallo, yet too European and personal to work as an American slasher in the Friday the 13th mould, Trauma is neither one thing nor the other.

Unfolding as a cunningly reflexive critique of the Italian giallo, as well as Dario Argento’s own distinct body of work, Tenebrae directly addresses the accusations of misogyny often hurled at the director.