R
1985    1h 51mHorror, Mystery
6.776%67%6.8
Jennifer Corvino, the daughter of a famous actor, has had trouble with sleepwalking for some time. Her doctor said that it can develop a split personality. She discovers her alternate personality when she stays at a boarding school that was once the home of Richard Wagner. But someone has been killing the students, and it relates only indirectly to the criminal sanatorium nearby.
Directed by Dario Argento
  • Jennifer ConnellyJennifer Corvino
  • Daria NicolodiFrau Brückner
  • Fiore ArgentoVera Brandt
  • Federica MastroianniSophie Brook
  • Fiorenza TessariGisela Sulzer
  • Dalila Di LazzaroHeadmistress Yetz
  • Patrick BauchauInspector Rudolf Geiger
  • Donald PleasenceProfessor John McGregor
  • Alberto CraccoUBS Bank Teller
  • Kaspar CapparoniKarl, Sophie's Boyfriend
  • Mario DonatoneMorris Shapiro
  • Antonio MaimoneEEG Doctor
  • Davide MarottaPatau (Bruckner Son)
  • Fulvio MingozziMr. Sulzer
  • Francesca OttavianiNurse
  • Michele SoaviKurt, Geiger's Assistant / First Assistant Director
  • Franco TrevisiReal Estate Agent
  • Fausta AvelliSchoolgirl
  • Franca BerdiniTeacher
  • Christina LindbergensenTeacher
  • Flavio
    FlavioJuly 26, 2025
    I think is the best movie directed by Dario Argento.
  • Roy
    RoyAugust 9, 2026
    A strange movie with interesting ideas and some great scares, also the inspiration for the game clock tower
  • SendPie
    SendPieMay 9, 2026
    back in the day Jennifer was my crush.
  • MaxRider
    MaxRiderMay 2, 2026
    Phenomena (also known as Creepers) is a wild, stylish, and completely unhinged Dario Argento horror film. Jennifer Connelly plays a young girl who can communicate with insects, stuck at a Swiss boarding school while a brutal killer is on the loose. It’s bizarre, atmospheric, and full of Argento’s signature weirdness — bugs, gore, sleepwalking, and a razor-wielding chimp. "The Valley" by Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor — that dreamy, eerie track that sets the moody tone perfectly.
  • cool4010
    cool4010April 28, 2026
    Fun movie
  • Best ending ever
  • dletourn
    dletournMarch 14, 2026
    If you're into weird 80s Italian horror, except somehow weirder... You'll at least be very intrigued. One of Argento's not particularly talked about movies, but fascinating nonetheless.
  • Andrew Black
    Andrew BlackMarch 5, 2026
    Suffers badly from bloat and uncertain direction. Until the admittedly strong ending, everything about this one seems a little too long, a bit unfocused. A perfect example is the music. We're treated to songs from many artists, and not all of them fit the vibe (Iron Maiden, who I love, sticks out like a sore thumb). Many scenes drag palpably, and JenCon often seems to lack confidence in her performance, settling for a dazed, floaty sort of presence....which I guess is the point? The pacing issues bring a feeling of drift to a plot that could have been tight and punchy. Speaking of the plot, it's quirked up in a way that is pretty distinct, but while the concept is more focused than in the fever dream of Suspiria, it's not as fleshed out as your average paperback horror novel, which, again, lends to the unfocused vibe of the affair. Feels very long at an hour and three quarters. Yeah, not my fav from Dario.
  • Spanktacular
    SpanktacularJanuary 18, 2026
    What a trip! Shlocky, beautiful, Italian, and gets properly putrid at points. All the nonsense makes up for an excellent ending. Iron Maiden in the soundtrack was a bit jarring though.

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