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argento's good, you might have to be a bit patient with him as his pacing is not as quick and 'fast-food' as some newer, u.s.-centric horror (i say this because the ities in horror seem to share that trait) but you can marvel at the beauty of the cinematography and locations. acting's rarely up to snuff but goblin do a hell of a krautrocky job with the score and you've probably never seen such beautiful colors rendered onscreen! his deaths or kills are rather imaginative and brutal too. my favorite's easily 'tenebrae' (released as an edited 'unsane' in the states, try and find the former), it seems the most complete of his movies. suspiria and deep red are worth it but creepers isn't.
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