James Cameron's long-gestating manga-inspired passion project is finally in theaters, and it's a much more faithful adaptation than I, or likely a lot of other people, expected.
Luca Guadagnino's Suspiria remake is eccentric, gruesome, and disturbing in the best way possible. The story is told through six progressively arresting parts. The original's main story beats are present here, as it begins with a young woman named Suzy Bannion in Berlin during Wall-era Germany make her way to a prestigious dance school called Markos Academy.
