Anche l'inferno trema

A mysterious series of murders plagues Rome, with the victims all connected to a lavish nightclub. Detective Inspector Greco is called in to unravel the complex web of relationships and motives behind the killings. As Greco delves deeper, he uncovers a sinister plot involving blackmail, betrayal, and a dangerous obsession.

While Dario Argento would go on to become a master of the horror genre, his directorial debut, 'Anche l'inferno trema' (also known as 'The Bird with the Crystal Plumage'), was a critical and commercial success, establishing his signature visual style and suspenseful storytelling. It is often cited as a foundational film of the giallo subgenre.

• Praised for its stylish direction and suspenseful atmosphere.

• Lauded for its intricate plot and shocking twists.

• Recognized as a significant contribution to the giallo genre.

Google audience: Audiences often highlight the film's visual flair, engaging mystery, and Argento's early mastery of suspense. Some viewers found the pacing occasionally deliberate but were ultimately satisfied by the thrilling conclusion.

Nominated for Best Film at the 1972 Sitges Film Festival (Fantafestival).

Dario Argento initially intended to become a film critic before pursuing directing, and this film marked his transition from writer to filmmaker.