Bennett. A cornerstone of Italian horror, Argento’s film is celebrated for its vivid color design, surreal imagery, and Goblin’s haunting progressive rock score that transformed the sound of modern horror. The Spanish release was printed in smaller numbers than its Italian and U.S. counterparts and features distinctive local artwork that emphasizes the film’s nightmarish atmosphere. Its scarcity and connection to one of the most visually striking horror films of the 1970s make it a highly desirable international poster for collectors of European cinema