Deep Red

Deep Red is a 1975 Italian giallo film directed by Dario Argento. The film follows a jazz pianist named Marcus Daly who witnesses the murder of a famous psychic and then becomes embroiled in the disturbing murder investigation.

• Director Dario Argento's hands appear for the killer's point-of-view shots.
• David Hemmings and Daria Nicolodi became real-life couple after filming.
• First Argento film to feature the band Goblin's music.
• Argento's first film to combine horror and mystery genres.
• The movie was originally 126 minutes long but cut to 98.

• "You must remember, there's always a price to pay."
• "You can't translate terror."
• "You still don't understand, Marcus. You're not supposed to."
• "I can feel death in this room!"
• "I'm running a little late, I've got to kill someone."