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1993 • Horror / Mystery • 109m

Trauma

"A dark secret. A twisted mind. An insane desire for revenge."

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A young Romanian woman and a recovering drug addict launch an unlikely investigation after her parents are murdered by a vicious serial killer known as The Headhunter.

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Christopher Rydell
Christopher Rydell
David Parsons
Asia Argento
Asia Argento
Aura Petrescu
Piper Laurie
Piper Laurie
Adriana Petrescu
Frederic Forrest
Frederic Forrest
Dr. Judd
Laura Johnson
Laura Johnson
Grace Harrington
Dominique Serrand
Dominique Serrand
Stefan Petrescu
James Russo
James Russo
Capt. Travis
Brad Dourif
Brad Dourif
Dr. Lloyd
Sharon Barr
Sharon Barr
Hilda Volkman
Hope Alexander-Willis
Hope Alexander-Willis
Linda Quirk
Lester Purry
Lester Purry
Sgt. Carver
Peter Moore
Peter Moore
Mark Leneer
Jacqueline Kim
Jacqueline Kim
Alice
Stephen D'Ambrose
Stephen D'Ambrose
Pale Man
Fiore Argento
Fiore Argento
Farraday Clinic Receptionist
Tommy Lentsch
Tommy Lentsch
Paramedic (uncredited)
Director: Dario ArgentoProducer: Dario ArgentoWriter: Dario ArgentoWriter: T.E.D. Klein

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John Chard
2014-11-13
65%

Heads You Win! Dario Argento's 1993 Giallo is a mixed bag, it's a film on his CV that his fans readily accept shows the best and worst of the goremeister's bent. Asia Argento plays a troubled young woman with a eating disorder who runs away from a psychiatric hospital. Teaming up with a hero in waiting, she is drawn into the hunt for a serial killer known as "The Headhunter", a hooded killer who has a penchant for decapitation. Backed by American dollars for the first time, Dario Argento is in a mischievous mood here. Pumped by Pino Donaggio's chipper musical compositions, Trauma struggles to get the audience to take it seriously as a horror film. Conversely, it's still a bunch of fun, intentionally or otherwise, with the director blending gore and suspense with his playful peccadilloes. The murder scenes are handled with the customary Argento skill, where we even get introduced to what can only be described as Garrote-O-Vision! His camera work quite often borders on the brilliant, but elsewhere the acting is poor across the board and the uneven tone destabilises the pic as a "horror" film of substance. Roll the dice and take your chance here really. It's fun not scary, bloody yet playful, classy yet amateurish, gotta love those red berries though. 6.5/10

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Status
Released
Origin
IT
Languages
English
Studios
Overseas FilmGroup, ADC Films

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