
Overview:
An English pianist living in Rome witnesses the brutal murder of his psychic neighbor. With the help of a tenacious young reporter, he tries to discover the killer using very unconventional methods. The two are soon drawn into a shocking web of dementia and violence.Original Title: | Profondo rosso |
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Status: | Released (1975-03-07) |
Awards: | 1 win & 1 nomination total |
Screen: | Dario Argento, Bernardino Zapponi |
Productions: | Seda Spettacoli, Rizzoli Film |
Production Countries: | Italy |
Spoken Languages: | Deutsch, Italiano |

Casts
- 15196: David Hemmings - Marcus Daly
- 44959: Daria Nicolodi - Gianna Brezzi
- 80503: Gabriele Lavia - Carlo
- 9766: Macha Méril - Helga Ulmann
- 85648: Eros Pagni - Supt. Calcabrini
- 51744: Giuliana Calandra - Amanda Righetti
- 85649: Piero Mazzinghi - Bardi
Crews
- 4955: Dario Argento - Director - Directing
- 4955: Dario Argento - Writer - Writing
- 67884: Bernardino Zapponi - Screenplay - Writing
- 15055: Claudio Simonetti - Original Music Composer - Sound
- 36931: Giorgio Gaslini - Original Music Composer - Sound
- 65751: Claudio Argento - Executive Producer - Production
- 70886: Salvatore Argento - Producer - Production
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Reviews
John Chard
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Ocular Bonanza. When a psychic is murdered after picking up the thoughts of a psychotic killer, Marcus Day is the only witness to the crime and sets about trying to figure out who is responsible. But he then finds that the killer is shadowing him and targeting anyone who files in ....
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A remarkable and breathtaking horror work, easily my favourite of a distinguished, exciting run Argento made at the peak of his career. Films like THIS provided stunning proof to people's assertion the world over that he was the Italian Hitchcock. The soundtrack by Goblin is to be tr ....
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Parts of this were pretty slow but the mystery elements were good and I liked the leads even though their romance was really forced and unnecessary (I know those scenes were removed in the Export Version, along with some of the gore). Dario Argento's visuals were on display once more ....
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