From: donnell@tuna.micro.umn.edu (BogusMan)
Subject: Re: _Susperia_
Organization: none
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 22:52:01 GMT

In article <1992Nov09.043843.10824@rose.com> colin.buckley@rose.com (colin buckley) writes:
>
>Date Entered: 11-08-92 23:31
>K(A>I've seen several mentions of a movie (?) called _Susperia_ on
>   >here lately..in the 'scaries scenes' discussion.  A bunch of
>   >us here in good ol' Tucson have been wanting to get together for
>   >a good horror night...and this sounds good! However, I've never
>   >heard about it before ( shame, shame, I know)...would anyone
>   >out there mind telling me a bit about the movie?
>
>I also rented it after people had it on there Top Ten lists.  Saying it was
>a good recent rental.  I assumed it was new, but it didn't look it to me and
>it had no copyright notice on the Canadian distribution box or in the movie
>credits.  Looks atleast 10 years old.
>
>It's about a European Ballet school that was built by a witch, and some
>dancers start getting killed mysteriously, and it's up to a newly arrived
>American dancer to figure it all out.  It was pretty good, very hard to
>sit though until you get the first scare (which happened to be the only
>one for me, it's predicitable but I still jumped as I wasn't expecting it
>at that exact moment.) and I wanted to fast forward through the ballet parts.
>
>The most appealing part of the movie was the incredible sound track,
>the Goblins are great in this movie and pretty much well played the entire
>length of the film.
>
>I thought the ending was decent up until the ballet school starts burning
>and breaking apart.  How many times have I seen that...
>
>It's definately worth a rent if you have surround sound and blast it as
>high as possible.
>
>So on with my questions, what's the date on Suspiria and what other
>movies have the Goblins done the sound track for?  I saw them in the
>credits for Day of the Dawn, however I don't remember ANY music in that movie.
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Goblin did the music for these films, among others:

Dawn Of The Dead <not really featured except in the italian cut. Argento 
                 helped out on it. This what you meant by "Day Of The Dawn"?>
Deep Red <great soundtrack for this too>

Night of The Zombies <the itallian one, not the one from New York>

Goblin or at least members have contributed to:

Unsane/Tenebre
Phenomena/Creepers
Demons
Demons 2
The Church

These are all I can think of. Their stuff is available on CD from Japan.

Suspiria was released by a facade of 20th Century Fox <International
Classics> in 1976. Argento sat on the film until somebody let him
arrange a proper directors cut for the film. I do not know where any
tapes of the american R-Rated version, with the stupid opening credits,
would be coming from, since he refused to release it until a few years
ago, and that was the directors cut.

Hope this helps!
					--Judex--