Italian horror is an acquired taste. Either you love it or you don't. And if you didn't grow up watching it than your'e more inclined to not like it. Suspiria is massively influential. This film came out in the 70s but looks like its from the 80s because so many horror directors cited it and Dario Argento as an influence on them like Carpenter, Craven, and Romero.
I didn't see them growing up and got introduced to them ten years ago for a friend at work and they are my favourite horror films, dario argento, Mario bava, and lucio fulcis horror have a feeling no other horror films have. It's the atmosphere
Not a popular thing to say. I laugh at some of it. Then I feel bad because you see they really tried. Then I laugh some more thinking how people gush over the movie.
Sorry to hear you've been having so many copyright problems bro. I will continue to support tho, maybe even donate a little cash if you need it, I'm a very rich man
This is one of my fav horror movies Over 40 years old! I would not want to stay in that dance academy, the colors and the dark shadows would give me nightmares
Also, Helena Markos, the head of the coven, was not "In" the fire, she faked her death because the locals were getting wise to her after her battle with a white witch (as revealed in The Mother of Tears) which explains why she was so weak, though it would have been better to mention it in Suspiria but it would have broken the mystery at the end. Plus Helena Markos is centuries old. It is also hinted that Suzy Bannion was a latent white witch in the later films and they wanted to sacrifice her to return Helena to power. It is also hinted that the school coven was draining power from Helena and she was a bit upset about it.
Hey Decker, I have a movie suggestion. Well actually two, they are called "The collector" and "The Collection." Horror movies that are something like "Saw" but done better.
The last time my friends and I watched Suspiria we got talking about the death scene with the wire. Trying to come up with a possible reason they’d have a wire storage area. It was a good laugh.
Decker, dear Mr Shado, seeing as I am early and thus this you may see this comment, here goes: if I lived near you (and not here in South Africa), I would seriously want to have a drink (or many) with you. You are a top tier internet personality and seem like a dude I would love to be friends with. I love your reviews dude, and have been watching for years. Much love from South Africa.
@@zetokaiba5867 Erm, I wrote that a shit long time ago. No, none of what I wrote is a joke, however in retrospect I think I should change that bio. Initially I was going to start a channel to document the day to day of living with an array of mental disorders. I have come a long way from there, and although I still suffer from those things, I would rather not announce them. Back then I wanted to break the stigma of mental illness and speak openly about it. Although I still fully believe in speaking openly about it, I don't want those things to be defining characteristics of me. So I will change my bio. Thanks for reminding me :) Unless you were referring to something else?
@@zetokaiba5867 Lol! No probs bro. I think that I am probably just as annoyed at those people that you mention... people trying to fake mental illness for sympathy points or, more commonly, people saying things like 'damn I am so utterly depressed' because they couldn't get a Friday off of work, or 'hahahaha like yeah I am so bipolar sometimes UwU UwU'. That shit used to bother me but I guess it is what it is. Have a good one bro.
I really enjoyed this movie for the beautiful sets and artsy close shots. But omg the music IS loud! Loud af! And it does seem to drag a bit in the pacing. By the end, though I think it all works well. Thank you for reviewing!! I am now ready for the remake ^_^
1. Check out Argento's Deep Red (Starring David Hemmings). It might be the master's best movie. 2. Check out Argento's international cut of the original Dawn of the Dead, "Zombi". The pie fight is a lot shorter, Goblin's full music score is restored (Romero barely used it) and there are other changes (I consider them improvements). 3. FYI: Every close-up stabbing in all Argento films are performed by the director himself wielding the weapon.
Patricia is on ONE of the rooftops. The hotel had at least one terraced level and the window of Sonia's room is shown to open out onto one of these. When she falls through the skylight, you can see that there was a higher level of hotel above it.
Suspiria turns 45!!! Had mixed reaction from critics originally Still one of my favorite horror films by Italian horror master Dario Argento Had no idea it was based on the 1845 book Thomas de Quincy Such chilling music by The Goblins Jessica Harper is really good in this Terrific pacing as well next to the bloody kills That German ballet academy school the way it's lit with the flashy neon colors of pink and red, that's the stuff of nightmares I would not want to stay there The movie plays on the malevolent promise; the fear of age comes the need to recapture youth once lost It's also ranked on multiple retrospective lists as an undeniable masterpiece to even featuring on Bravo’s ‘The 100 Scariest Movie Moments’ ranked at the extremely impressive number 24 spot It's got great concepts too; The fear of age and with it inevitable end, the pressures of harnessing untapped potential, the daunting struggles of the ever-changing human body and the haunting concept of an innocence entirely lost These are all mental obstacles we face throughout our lives at one stage or another At its core lies the terrifying progression from adolescence into adulthood but portrayed through the eyes of the very manifestation of evil unrelenting in its attempt to prevent all these concepts from destroying the soul and the human vessels we inhabit A very real subject matter that poses as many questions as it divulges answers
In Germany you don't wave for taxis. They wait in certain places, e.g. at airports and you take the first one in line. If none is waiting there you have to wait or call one by phone
A Dario Argento marathon would actually suit your channel well, Decker. You thought Phantasm was bats#!+ insane? Wait till you see the uncut version of Phenomena
Hey, Decker! I've got some movies I think you might like to review: The Keep (1983) and Train to Busan. I also think you'd like Starchaser: The Legend of Orin (1985)...which would be good to crossover with Creepy. That and Transformers the Movie(1986) just because it's one of my favorites. Thanks for all the laughs!
Amazing review! Suspiria is quite an artistic movie. Really nice looking and interesting. I would love to see your review of Don't torture a duckling. I like that movie.
Asmodeus Poisonteeth. :) So nice to find another who has read at least some of the Redwall Series. :) You made me very happy with that reference Decker
As someone who did ballet for a few years, I can assure you it's exhausting and painful. In addition, I did toe ballet, and it was excruciating. I was also doing jazz and tap dancing. They were less painful. But being 10 years old, and seeing your toes bruising was enough to turn me off from participating in it.
I did about this films soundtrack for my Dissertation, first time I’d heard about it surprisingly so when all was said n done I saw the remake there on Amazon Prime n was gonna watch but then I showed my girlfriend the 77’ soundtrack and from there we watched the original, we were gonna compare the two films afterwards but never got around to the remake because god damn if the original ain’t so vibrant and unique on its own, didn’t need a remake imo this film still stands very high, so mind-boggling made me so uncomfortable and the colour scheme was wonderful
I love this movie. I have the 2 disc special edition and the soundtrack, really worth it. I would like to see Inferno and Mother of Tears reviewed on here one day, they deserve it, too.
This is the first review that ive used subtitles on, nothing wrong with the review's sound its just..The movie itself deafened me instantly a day or two ago..
Great review Decker! I quite enjoy this movie yeah it's silly but it's from the 70's just role with the punches I only just seen this about 6months ago and it's the first Argento movie I've ever seen and I say its easily a 3 or 4 out of 5.
Decker... WHERE'S LYNCH'S DUNE?! Guess it's one of those reviews that you'll hold on to for when the new movie comes out... Y U do dis to meeeee I'm a loyal subscriber!
This movie is good, I need to rewatch it on 4k to see how much better that looks. I went in pretty blind, but I liked it. The zombie friend scared the crap out of me lol. I started watching these Italian horror movies as a new fan. I give it a 8/10, it's solid and very pretty. The only faults are the dated effects/visuals and acting is ok, music is alittle loud in some places. Overall top notch. I just started watching the new one which is more adult r rated.
When ever a Brit, Aussie, Yank try to pronounce Italian Names and words...... it never ends well. Any time i do a history video on an Italian vehicle all the Italians just shake their heads. :p
I'm one of the weird ones who can't stand watching it myself, but still appreciates that it is a very well done and artistic movie. Not just in a pretentious "lets all pretend it's good" arthouse way, in a really skilled and well crafted way. I'm glad people like you have kept it alive.
Udo Kier?! Dude I freaking love this guy, had no idea that he was in this movie and goodness he's young in Suspiria. I've been familiar of him thanks to Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated and Beware the Batman. 🙂
No mention of The Three Mothers? Which version did you get? So, is this the Halloween of The Three Mothers with reviews of Inferno and Mother of Tears as well as the new Suspiria?
Oi Decker... there's a really cheesy vampire martial arts horror comedy (yeah, pretty sure it tries all of those at the same time) called "The Vampire Effect" (Don't know what it's called in its native tongue) but it has Jackie Chan make a cameo. If you wanted to throw that in for a late entry of "THE SUMMER... OF JAAAACKIE... CHAAAAAAAANNNNN-UH!" or not but even if for the halloween season if you're not crammed, just a suggestion.
Great review Decker, good horror but the ending feels rushed & lacks suspense, stabs the witch house starts burn down.....The End. No build up in the climax barring that quibble it's a visually atmospheric horror.
WTF? The "ending" starts at the moment Suzy flushes her doped food down the toilet and is attacked by a bat. She then goes into her room, reads the note and then goes to search for the secret area where the nightly footsteps go. She avoids detection of both kitchen staff and coven witches before happening across Helena Markos's room and stabs her to death. That sequence takes over SEVENTEEN MINUTES!
I’m with you with the rating. Then again I also watch Brows Held High which gives me a little more appreciation towards classic films. Kinda wish the soundtrack was either quieter or less like a bunch of children at recess.
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“I flew 4,000 miles for this shit?” Got a legitimate laugh out of me
I started wheezing lol. Decker's timing was on point.
Konstance definitely
The moment a single maggot fell from the sky I would be outta there at super human speeds.
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Italian horror is an acquired taste. Either you love it or you don't. And if you didn't grow up watching it than your'e more inclined to not like it. Suspiria is massively influential. This film came out in the 70s but looks like its from the 80s because so many horror directors cited it and Dario Argento as an influence on them like Carpenter, Craven, and Romero.
I didn't see them growing up and got introduced to them ten years ago for a friend at work and they are my favourite horror films, dario argento, Mario bava, and lucio fulcis horror have a feeling no other horror films have. It's the atmosphere
If you can get past the crap dubbing Italian Horror films are great
@@markpugh6808 Deep Red Is not dubbed
I think the visuals and music were some of the best and most effective out of just about ANY horror movie ever.
I haven’t had the patience to sit through all of this movie, but it’s definitely one of the most visually interesting horror movies ever.
The last 20 min of the movie was by far the most entertaining part of the movie for me.
Not a popular thing to say. I laugh at some of it. Then I feel bad because you see they really tried. Then I laugh some more thinking how people gush over the movie.
This movie is a goddamn atmospheric masterpiece.
Don’t you love it when you kill some force of evil and then everything they own just destroys itself? Makes cleaning up those messes a breeze
Ehh then you can't sell their ashes and demonic silverware
Dammit not this movie!!! Some people may say it wasn't that terrifying but it kind of traumatized me as a child. Especially the scene with the dog.
Sorry to hear you've been having so many copyright problems bro. I will continue to support tho, maybe even donate a little cash if you need it, I'm a very rich man
Joshmaril11 weird flex but ok
SHUT UP AND GIVE HIM MONEY!
Ahh, a masterpiece from the great Italian director Darius Argentino, often mistaken for the lesser known Dario Argento .....lol
And the even lesser known, Darren. Agenko.
And also mistaken for DIO
And Jared Leto..
Donald Sergento
ARGENTO over ARGENTINO
The Goat
This is one of my fav horror movies
Over 40 years old!
I would not want to stay in that dance academy, the colors and the dark shadows would give me nightmares
Also, Helena Markos, the head of the coven, was not "In" the fire, she faked her death because the locals were getting wise to her after her battle with a white witch (as revealed in The Mother of Tears) which explains why she was so weak, though it would have been better to mention it in Suspiria but it would have broken the mystery at the end. Plus Helena Markos is centuries old. It is also hinted that Suzy Bannion was a latent white witch in the later films and they wanted to sacrifice her to return Helena to power.
It is also hinted that the school coven was draining power from Helena and she was a bit upset about it.
A Redwall reference. Can honestly say I wasn't expecting that.
I love how colourful this movie is
I hope you will cover the other two in this “Three Mothers” trilogy. Awesome work
Suspiria, you're breaking my heart, you're shaking my confidence daily...
Hey Decker, I have a movie suggestion. Well actually two, they are called "The collector" and "The Collection." Horror movies that are something like "Saw" but done better.
Collector was cool collection is dog shat
The collector was actually supposed to be a Saw prequel, but it was different enough that they changed it to an entirely different movie.
The last time my friends and I watched Suspiria we got talking about the death scene with the wire. Trying to come up with a possible reason they’d have a wire storage area. It was a good laugh.
Piano wire
Decker, dear Mr Shado, seeing as I am early and thus this you may see this comment, here goes: if I lived near you (and not here in South Africa), I would seriously want to have a drink (or many) with you. You are a top tier internet personality and seem like a dude I would love to be friends with. I love your reviews dude, and have been watching for years.
Much love from South Africa.
Is your channel bio a joke or something?
@@zetokaiba5867 Erm, I wrote that a shit long time ago. No, none of what I wrote is a joke, however in retrospect I think I should change that bio.
Initially I was going to start a channel to document the day to day of living with an array of mental disorders. I have come a long way from there, and although I still suffer from those things, I would rather not announce them.
Back then I wanted to break the stigma of mental illness and speak openly about it. Although I still fully believe in speaking openly about it, I don't want those things to be defining characteristics of me. So I will change my bio. Thanks for reminding me :)
Unless you were referring to something else?
@@Estorium Nah just sounded like one of those self diagnosed illness freaks, but I see I was wrong have a good one bro.
@@zetokaiba5867 Lol! No probs bro. I think that I am probably just as annoyed at those people that you mention... people trying to fake mental illness for sympathy points or, more commonly, people saying things like 'damn I am so utterly depressed' because they couldn't get a Friday off of work, or 'hahahaha like yeah I am so bipolar sometimes UwU UwU'.
That shit used to bother me but I guess it is what it is. Have a good one bro.
@ViệtCộnguerrilla He really is. One of the best in my mind.
I really enjoyed this movie for the beautiful sets and artsy close shots. But omg the music IS loud! Loud af! And it does seem to drag a bit in the pacing. By the end, though I think it all works well. Thank you for reviewing!! I am now ready for the remake ^_^
Decker: doesn't give a quick rundown of an actress's filmography.
Me: screams externally.
Yes!! I’m at work rn and you’re gonna entertain me for the next 25+ minutes Decker 😉 thank yoooou!
I don't know if this is sad, silly or awesome, but I got genuinely giddy to hear you mention Asmodeus Poison Teeth.
1. Check out Argento's Deep Red (Starring David Hemmings). It might be the master's best movie.
2. Check out Argento's international cut of the original Dawn of the Dead, "Zombi". The pie fight is a lot shorter, Goblin's full music score is restored (Romero barely used it) and there are other changes (I consider them improvements).
3. FYI: Every close-up stabbing in all Argento films are performed by the director himself wielding the weapon.
Wow, I mean... I had no idea how freaking gorgeous this movie looks!
Classic Dario Argento film!
DUUUUUUDE Decker this movie is incredible!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
5:13, Jesus Christ, is that her heart he stabbed!?😱
Yep, that was her still beating heart being stabbed...
No; it's a cinematic prop.
If there’s anything that this movie has taught me: NEVER attend dance schools that seemingly look TOO perfect
Patricia is on ONE of the rooftops. The hotel had at least one terraced level and the window of Sonia's room is shown to open out onto one of these. When she falls through the skylight, you can see that there was a higher level of hotel above it.
Suspiria turns 45!!!
Had mixed reaction from critics originally
Still one of my favorite horror films by Italian horror master Dario Argento
Had no idea it was based on the 1845 book Thomas de Quincy
Such chilling music by The Goblins
Jessica Harper is really good in this
Terrific pacing as well next to the bloody kills
That German ballet academy school the way it's lit with the flashy neon colors of pink and red, that's the stuff of nightmares
I would not want to stay there
The movie plays on the malevolent promise; the fear of age comes the need to recapture youth once lost
It's also ranked on multiple retrospective lists as an undeniable masterpiece to even featuring on Bravo’s ‘The 100 Scariest Movie Moments’ ranked at the extremely impressive number 24 spot
It's got great concepts too; The fear of age and with it inevitable end, the pressures of harnessing untapped potential, the daunting struggles of the ever-changing human body and the haunting concept of an innocence entirely lost
These are all mental obstacles we face throughout our lives at one stage or another
At its core lies the terrifying progression from adolescence into adulthood but portrayed through the eyes of the very manifestation of evil unrelenting in its attempt to prevent all these concepts from destroying the soul and the human vessels we inhabit
A very real subject matter that poses as many questions as it divulges answers
In Germany you don't wave for taxis. They wait in certain places, e.g. at airports and you take the first one in line. If none is waiting there you have to wait or call one by phone
6:15, Alida Vali!? She was in the Orson Welles thriller, The Third Man!
And the french horror clasic "Eyes without a face"! Alida Valli is a legend as well as Joan Bennett, that's why Argento choose them to work with!
Decker could i recommend a movie review? I know for a fact you'd love it. Its called "The Long Kiss Goodnight" Very underrated movie.
A Dario Argento marathon would actually suit your channel well, Decker. You thought Phantasm was bats#!+ insane? Wait till you see the uncut version of Phenomena
Hey, Decker! I've got some movies I think you might like to review: The Keep (1983) and Train to Busan.
I also think you'd like Starchaser: The Legend of Orin (1985)...which would be good to crossover with Creepy. That and Transformers the Movie(1986) just because it's one of my favorites.
Thanks for all the laughs!
Beautiful movie.
I loved seeing Joan Bennett as well.
Amazing review! Suspiria is quite an artistic movie. Really nice looking and interesting.
I would love to see your review of Don't torture a duckling. I like that movie.
Decker finally doing Suspiria! And it’s satisfying :)
Been following for years now. Thanks for the laughs! Love your videos, shout out from France !
Asmodeus Poisonteeth. :) So nice to find another who has read at least some of the Redwall Series. :) You made me very happy with that reference Decker
This was a phenomenal film! It's my favorite Argento film
review the russian film "stalker" decker, i'd like to hear your opinion of it.
You could say this video was a...SUSPIRIA...I'm proud of that joke
The confrontation with the Directress at the end scared the fuck out of me as a kid
The scene where the dog bites the blind man was filmed here in Munich at the Königsplatz actually. :)
1:30, that is a pretty cool sign that once you walk out for the airport terminal, you're in for a hell of a terrifying ride.
As someone who did ballet for a few years, I can assure you it's exhausting and painful. In addition, I did toe ballet, and it was excruciating. I was also doing jazz and tap dancing. They were less painful. But being 10 years old, and seeing your toes bruising was enough to turn me off from participating in it.
I did about this films soundtrack for my Dissertation, first time I’d heard about it surprisingly so when all was said n done I saw the remake there on Amazon Prime n was gonna watch but then I showed my girlfriend the 77’ soundtrack and from there we watched the original, we were gonna compare the two films afterwards but never got around to the remake because god damn if the original ain’t so vibrant and unique on its own, didn’t need a remake imo this film still stands very high, so mind-boggling made me so uncomfortable and the colour scheme was wonderful
I wouldn't dismiss that remake so quickly, it's vying with Hereditary for best horror of 2018; it's more of a re-imagining of Argento's story
You know Asmodeus?! Thats so cool to hear. Where I live the Redwall books are not very well known. But I love them😊
I for one appreciated the witch power explanation using the Super Saiyan God example. :)
3:25, art deco. Very nice.
I love this movie. I have the 2 disc special edition and the soundtrack, really worth it. I would like to see Inferno and Mother of Tears reviewed on here one day, they deserve it, too.
This is the first review that ive used subtitles on, nothing wrong with the review's sound its just..The movie itself deafened me instantly a day or two ago..
I wonder if Decker will ever do the scream movies or I Know What You Did Last Summer movies that would be cool if he did love his channel
20:21 I KNOW RIGHT! It almost makes them insisting she live at the school not make sense.
Great review Decker! I quite enjoy this movie yeah it's silly but it's from the 70's just role with the punches I only just seen this about 6months ago and it's the first Argento movie I've ever seen and I say its easily a 3 or 4 out of 5.
I feel it aged so well compared to....most horror movies
If you feel like seeing more evil things going on inside a ballet school, try Livide (2011).
The one dislike is Helena Markos.
YyyyyyyyyYYYYEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS~!!! Thank God!!! Finally, one of my favorites! Thank you so much!
Decker... WHERE'S LYNCH'S DUNE?!
Guess it's one of those reviews that you'll hold on to for when the new movie comes out... Y U do dis to meeeee I'm a loyal subscriber!
I wanna see you review outlander with Jim cavazle John hurt and Ron perlman I think you’d like it
Holy shit Decker says Dario Argentino in the intro!.. lol..I've watched this review maybe 30 -40 times,never noticed...
Love how October brings out the best in my favourite you tubers horror side : ))
I haven’t watched you in a hot minute. I’m glad your still doing good
This movie is good, I need to rewatch it on 4k to see how much better that looks.
I went in pretty blind, but I liked it. The zombie friend scared the crap out of me lol. I started watching these Italian horror movies as a new fan. I give it a 8/10, it's solid and very pretty. The only faults are the dated effects/visuals and acting is ok, music is alittle loud in some places.
Overall top notch. I just started watching the new one which is more adult r rated.
When ever a Brit, Aussie, Yank try to pronounce Italian Names and words...... it never ends well. Any time i do a history video on an Italian vehicle all the Italians just shake their heads. :p
Goblin, who did the soundtrack, were an Italian prog rock band, quite good too
I'll watch more of this later, thanks!
Always miss it when you don't start a video not saying " the summer offfff" thought it's October 😂
I'm def in the love it camp, I enjoys your reviews sooooo much, great job
I'm one of the weird ones who can't stand watching it myself, but still appreciates that it is a very well done and artistic movie. Not just in a pretentious "lets all pretend it's good" arthouse way, in a really skilled and well crafted way. I'm glad people like you have kept it alive.
If she does start up her own review show, and it's a different TH-cam channel, please let us know. I'll gladly give her a subscribe. Thank you.
Decker could you review Neil Breen movies?
Decker Shado - a master of his craft
Suspiria wasn't as good as I expected it to be as horror, but is a gorgeous movie that I still enjoyed immensely
2:20, the school looks surprisingly gothic.
Lets see A Clockwork Orange review.
Udo Kier?! Dude I freaking love this guy, had no idea that he was in this movie and goodness he's young in Suspiria. I've been familiar of him thanks to Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated and Beware the Batman. 🙂
Also Ace Ventura Pet Detective
Did you catch the director's cameo in the taxi ride from the airport?
Decker, did you like Emer Prevost? He reviewed a lot of the same type of movies you do.
Awesome review Decker. A movie i think you would like reviewing is the1997 movie The Relic starring Penelope Ann Miller and Tom Sizemore.
All great movies "hold up." It's audiences that often don't.
Oh new Decker Video, thanks Decker
My second favorite Argento film...first being...DEEP RED! :)
Hey Decker have you or creepy ever thought about doing any horror films from other countries more specifically Japanese horror films
DARIO ARGENTO! Argentino is what we call someone from Argentina...
Magic is real, because... REASONS! 😎🍺
Is that last line a hint that Charley is going to be making reviews, too?
“Either way, he didn’t see nothing.” Lol!
No mention of The Three Mothers? Which version did you get? So, is this the Halloween of The Three Mothers with reviews of Inferno and Mother of Tears as well as the new Suspiria?
So the theme for this October is witches? Or will you per chance be reviewing Phenomena?
I didn't even recognize Udo Kier here. He looks more like Sam Neill than German Death.
Oi Decker... there's a really cheesy vampire martial arts horror comedy (yeah, pretty sure it tries all of those at the same time) called "The Vampire Effect" (Don't know what it's called in its native tongue) but it has Jackie Chan make a cameo. If you wanted to throw that in for a late entry of "THE SUMMER... OF JAAAACKIE... CHAAAAAAAANNNNN-UH!" or not but even if for the halloween season if you're not crammed, just a suggestion.
Ah sir you know me to well, because the only thing i let fill me is dread.
Great review Decker, good horror but the ending feels rushed & lacks suspense, stabs the witch house starts burn down.....The End.
No build up in the climax barring that quibble it's a visually atmospheric horror.
WTF? The "ending" starts at the moment Suzy flushes her doped food down the toilet and is attacked by a bat. She then goes into her room, reads the note and then goes to search for the secret area where the nightly footsteps go. She avoids detection of both kitchen staff and coven witches before happening across Helena Markos's room and stabs her to death. That sequence takes over SEVENTEEN MINUTES!
I’m with you with the rating.
Then again I also watch Brows Held High which gives me a little more appreciation towards classic films.
Kinda wish the soundtrack was either quieter or less like a bunch of children at recess.
I like your Dr. Pepper t-shirt.
This looks like a movie you watch back to back with the movie The Cure for Wellness.