Tenebre with Anthony Franciosa: DVD Cover
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Tenebre
a.k.a. Sotto gli Occhi dell'Assassino, Tenebrae, Unsane Director: Dario Argento Cast: Anthony Franciosa, John Saxon, Daria Nicolodi, Giuliano Gemma

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/27/2008
  • Original Release: 1982
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 29,099

Viewer Rating: (2 ratings)

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Features

Closed Caption; Audio commentary with writer/director Dario Argento, music composer Claudio Simonetti and journalist Loris Curci; Voices of the Unsane; The Roving Camera Eye of Dario Argento; Creating the Sounds of Terror; Alternate end credit music; Trailer; Dario Argento bio

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Tenebre
1. Start Program/Main Titles [2:09]
2. Carry-On Luggage [3:14]
3. Murder in Rome [6:10]
4. A Bag in Disarray [4:42]
5. Passage From "Tenebre" [5:25]
6. "One Hell of a Day!" [4:44]
7. Chapter 2 - Murder [7:04]
8. A Second Message [5:13]
9. "Is That Jane?" [7:09]
10. Doberman [10:37]
11. "Soon the Corruptor" [3:06]
12. Witness to Murder [8:13]
13. Secret Lovers [4:11]
14. Return to the Murder Scene [4:07]
15. The Red Shoes [3:53]
16. Death of the Eye Witness [5:40]
17. A Call From Jane [3:38]
18. A Tormented Peter Neal [6:47]
19. A Shocking Twist [2:30]
20. End Credits [1:45]

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Editorial Reviews

Dario Argento leaves a distinct and bloody impression with Tenebre, an Italian horror film that took the slasher genre to graphic new limits at the time of its release. Novelist Peter Neal (Anthony Franciosa) jets into Rome to promote his new book. Simultaneously, a killer obsessed with Neal begins a brutal series of murders that are followed by cryptic notes to the author. Inspector Germani (Giuliano Gemma) questions Neal, who then begins his own investigation into the bizarre case with the help of his assistant, Anne (Daria Nicolodi), and local youth Gianni (Christian Borromeo). Neal and Gianni follow leads to the home of a TV talk-show host (John Steiner), who is axed to death in front of Gianni while Neal is knocked unconscious. As they close in on the killer, flashbacks show the killer's murderous beginnings and an obsession with red shoes. Meanwhile, Neal's publicist, Bullmer (John Saxon), is revealed to be having an affair with the author's ex-lover, Jane (Veronica Lario), making them both potential suspects. Inspector Germani insists that Neal leave town, but even when he does, the killer strikes again, knifing Bullmer in broad daylight. At the same time, Gianni returns to the home of the dead talk-show host and recalls an important detail about the murder. However, he is strangled before he can tell anyone. At her apartment, Jane is brutally slain just as Inspector Germani arrives to discover the murderer's identity, along with the shocking, twist-filled truth behind the entire case. ~ Patrick Legare, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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Yes!!! god bless the man named Argento!by Anonymous

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February 22, 2005: This is within my top 5, possibly top 3 list of my favorite Argento movies. the blood is coming from every direction along with a crazy story and great visuals. This is a fine example why he is considered the 'Italian Hitchcock'

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen / Dolby 5.1 / Mono edition.