Episode #11: Tenebrae - The Camera Turns Around
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Episode #11: Tenebrae - The Camera Turns Around
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We're at the halfway point, and Dario Argento just walked through the door.
Tenebrae is the film that made me realize horror could be angry — not at you, but at itself, at the people who consume it, at the whole beautiful, ugly machine. It's a giallo that dissects giallo. A murder mystery that turns the camera around.
This episode, I'm getting into why Argento made this one after a decade of being accused of glorifying violence against women — and why his answer was stranger, more complicated, and more honest than anyone gave him credit for. You're going to have questions. Good ones.
If you love this genre — really love it, the way you love something that embarrasses you a little — pull up a chair.
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