Even more unfortunate, was that almost all the critics were expecting a sort of Suspiria part 2, and were disappointed with the final result failing to meet expectations. Still from InfernoĪt the time of release, due to a change in key management at Fox, Inferno did not see a wide release, and was dumped virtually straight to video in 1985, and thusly deemed a financial failure.
She explains that she had to fight just to get her name on-screen for Suspiria, decided that she did not want to go through that mayhem again, and that she would let the film speak for her. Like the screenplay for 1977’s Suspiria, Dario’s then wife Daria Nicolodi co-wrote Inferno, but received no on-screen credit. This past April marked the 35th anniversary of Italian Horror maestro Dario Argento’s 1980 film, Inferno. Starring Leigh McCloskey ( Just One of the Guys 1985, Cameron’s Closet 1988), Irene Miracle ( Midnight Express 1978, Puppet Master 1989), Veronica Lazar ( Last Tango in Paris 1972, The Beyond 1981), Daria Nicolodi ( Tenebre 1982, Phenomena 1985), Alida Valli ( Eyes Without a Face 1960, Suspiria 1977), Inferno was written and directed by Dario Argento and produced by Claudio Argento, Dario’s brother, and their father Salvatore Argento.
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