Profondo Rosso

Profondo Rosso, also known as Deep Red, is a 1975 Italian horror-thriller film directed by Dario Argento. Renowned for its stylish visuals, suspenseful storytelling, and memorable score by Goblin, it follows a jazz pianist who investigates a series of murders after witnessing a brutal crime. The film blends psychological horror with detective elements, creating an intense and atmospheric experience. It is considered a pioneering work in the giallo genre—a style of Italian thriller films characterized by mystery, stylish violence, and intricate plots. Profondo Rosso is celebrated for its craftsmanship and remains influential in horror and thriller cinema.