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[[File:stage_fright_poster_3883.jpg|frame|The theatre of death.]]
'''''StageFright -Aquarius-''''' (a.k.a. ''Deliria'', ''Aquarius'' and ''Stage Fright'') is an Italian [[Slasher Movie]] with [[Giallo]] elements from the year 1987. It is the first feature film directed by Michele Soavi, who also did ''[[Cemetery Man]]'' seven years later.
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The film opens with our main characters rehearsing the play by the name of ''The Night Owl''. Alicia, one of the actors, slips away briefly with Betty to get some treatment for her sprained ankle. They visit the local psychiatric hospital, where Alicia runs to Irving Wallace, an actor who recently went crazy and gruesomely killed and mutilated 16 people. Irving manages to escape from the hospital and hitches a ride with the women to the theatre. He then kills Betty just outside the theatre. After Alicia finds her body, the police are quickly called to the scene.
After the police and the press leave, Peter the director convinces the
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* [[Accidental Murder]]
* [[All Part of the Show]]: When Irving kills Corinne, Peter's first reaction is to wonder why is he using a knife.
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