Deep Red (Profondo Rosso)
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Synopsis
A jazz pianist and a wisecracking journalist are pulled into a complex web of mystery after the former witnesses the brutal murder of a psychic.
Cast
- David Hemmings
- Daria Nicolodi
- Gabriele Lavia
- Macha Méril
- Eros Pagni
- Giuliana Calandra
- Piero Mazzinghi
- Glauco Mauri
- Clara Calamai
- Aldo Bonamano
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Nov 2, 2021
Uses a brilliant cinematic technique where every time someone is about to die it plays the coolest music in the world so every murder scene turns into a dance party
Patrick WillemsJan 26, 2013If I had to explain the appeal of giallo to a space alien, I would show them the sequence in which David Hemmings madly scrapes away the plaster on a wall in a decrepit old mansion to reveal a child's drawing of an absurd, violent crime while Goblin's mismatched prog-rock…
lairdAug 8, 2021hated watching concert pianist try to rip plaster off the wall with his fingertips — protect the assets, buddy!!!!!!
fran hoepfner - Apr 18, 2020
I didn’t think a film about people getting murdered would make me wanna boogie woogie but that score is SO GOOD
Sara ClementsJan 13, 2019me: h- dario argento: would you like some fake blood? here have some fake blood! i've got plenty of fake blood! did you know that i love fake blood? fake blood for all!
˗ˏˋ suspirliam ˊˎ˗Oct 28, 2020I’m surprised the killer didn’t turn out to be asbestos with how much of it this guy was eating.
Taylor Williams - Jun 7, 2024
My neighbor must think I’m summoning demons with the Goblin soundtrack blasting at 1am… but hey, I’m still here
CasperSep 25, 2018A psychic brutally butchered, a foreign pianist and feisty reporter teaming up to unravel the mystery, a mechanical assault doll fit for nightmares, Dario Argento’s gloved hands of death, sadistic lullaby’s courtesy of Goblin, dilapidated overgrown mansion with plenty of…
Ian WestNov 27, 2020music is LIFE!!!!! old spooky buildings ALWAYS hold the KEY to a magical HISTORY/ MYSTERY!!!! dario argento makes the only movies i WANT TO WATCH!!!! goodnight!!!!
sarah squirm
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- Dyl lovedDeep Red
I’m confused amazed and dissatisfied at the same time. It’s got a phenomenal soundtrack though some scenes don’t fit it at all the acting can range from mid to incredible the kills are decent and inventive the ending felt abrupt and rushed but it’s still a horror classic 9.1/10
Sabrina Bondi likedDeep RedDirector Dario Argento provokes excruciating suspense but gets carried away with bloody flourishes. As ever, Hemmings is awfully convincing.
Jacob Hall lovedDeep Redthe score is insanely good. sounds super modern. the kills were super unique as well. idk if this is true, but the hot bath scene looked similar to Halloween 2, so idk if John Carpenter was paying homage or whatever, but i loved this film. 9/10
- Morgan likedDeep Red
fantastically stylish and intriguing giallo film although it can be slow at parts, it rewards your patience with great kills, an entertaining mystery and refreshing stylistic choices i adored the use of music and camera work to capture emotion
AJ Zeppenfeld dislikedDeep RedI must be in the twilight zone. This is one of the ten worst films Ive ever seen. None of it made a lick of sense, the acting was bad, and...yeah, I dont get it.
Vogue Italia likedDeep Redvery thrilling and eye quenching kills, incredibly fun and prolific cinematography, but marcus and gianna are such dull protagonists !
- Damianos lovedDeep Red
I was really confused about the film, but until now I knew from almost the end. honestly, it's fabulous, even the kills were realistic
Jacob King likedDeep RedReally enjoyed the coloring of the film and the use of the score. Also had some great death scenes. Completely nuts.
Liz dislikedDeep RedI was confused for most of the movie about what was going on but loved the ending
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Metacritic
For all its nonsensical qualities, it also contains some of Argento's most hallucinatory images and unforgettable setpieces, as always reason enough to watch even when the usual reasons are nowhere to be found.
Keith Phipps
The A.V. Club
Undoubtedly the finest of Argento's thrilling horrors, this one takes the radical step, for the director at least, to concentrate on a plot that equals the shocking visuals of his other works. David Hemmings is well cast and is given a great script which genuinely frights.
William Thomas
Empire
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