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Flesh ripped clean from the bone And the blood runs red
The bloody kills and red herrings come thick and fast as Dario Argento weaves a twisted web of sadistic intrigue in this classic Giallo from the genres golden era.
A black gloved killer hacks a psychic to death but there was a witness
Marcus Daly, an English pianist, rushes to the scene but hes too late to save her. He sets out to solve the murder but at every turn the mysterious slayer strikes, cutting off each line of enquiry with an acts grisly of violence, each more shocking than the last!
A surreal masterpiece from Dario Argento with a pounding score from cult prog rockers Goblin, Deep Red will leave you battered and breathless!
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not a film for the faint hearted'Deep Red' is a stunning thriller --BBC
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
This stylistically accomplished exercise in hyper-emotional suspense reinvents the horror film language. --Apollo Movie Guide
masterpiece --Ed Gonzalez, Slant Magazine
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
As this is one of my favourite films, I have to say this release is a major letdown for a couple of reasons. First of all is the video glitch mentioned in a couple of the other reviews (there's a brief picture breakup at around the 45.27 mark), and then there's the subtitles. Unfortunately they sometimes appear before a character speaks and on occasion they appear and disappear so quickly that they are almost impossible to read properly unless you pause the movie to read them. Neither of these things occur on the US region free Blue Underground release of the film, which is the version I recommend if you're a serious fan of this film. There are fewer special features but the movie is what matters most so if you want a great copy of the film, go for that one.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
Transfer suffers from white speckling on the title sequence, weird strobing effects on the murders and a digital pixel error at approx 42 minuntes that is unforgivable on a blu ray transfer. Commentary track is ok. Arrow, as usual seem more interested in multiple box cover art and some watch once only extras. The Blue Underground version is the one to buy on Blu Ray. Arrow need to spend more time on the transfer ansd less time on their daft and pretty tacky poster art. With Blu Underground being region free I think Arrow are becoming incresingly redundant in the Blu collectors market.
Format:Blu-ray
First off, if you're trying to decide between buying this Blu-ray release or Blue Underground's, let me save you the trouble and tell you to go for the Blue Underground release.
While 98 percent of this Arrow release is great, it has a few fatal flaws that are just dealbreakers for me. First off, if you're watching the 126 minute director's cut, it switches often from English to Italian due to the fact that English audio was never recorded for these scenes (being that they were not in the international cut). I have no issue with this. My issue is that the film has little frame jumps when the scenes switch to the director's cut material. The transitions are marked by little frame skips and seeing as the Blue Underground release does not suffer from this issue, it is pretty annoying. The Blue Underground release has seamless transitions between the director's cut scenes. No jumps. It should be noted that this set contains a second disc with the international cut on it. Since the director's cut material is not present in this version, the frame jumps are absent. However, this Arrow release also has a picture glitch at about the 45 minute mark where a character breaks up into digital blocks for a brief second, and this glitch is present on both versions of the film. It's so fleeting that it doesn't detract from the experience too much, but again, knowing that this doesn't happen on the Blue Underground release makes it annoying.
The rest of the movie looks excellent and mostly on par with the Blue Underground release (I own both). The sound is also just fantastic and the Goblin score really booms from the speakers like never before. I only wish these picture issues didn't exist and then Arrow would have a fabulous release on their hands here. But as it is, if you're going to plop down money for an HD release of this film, you may as well spend it wisely and go with the version that doesn't suffer from these little errors. I'm sorry, Arrow. I like many of your releases, but I can't side with you on this one and the consumer should go with the version that doesn't suffer from these glitches. After all, why pay for something subpar when a better alternative exists?
The three stars here are for the uncorrupted parts of the feature and for the top notch packaging.
While 98 percent of this Arrow release is great, it has a few fatal flaws that are just dealbreakers for me. First off, if you're watching the 126 minute director's cut, it switches often from English to Italian due to the fact that English audio was never recorded for these scenes (being that they were not in the international cut). I have no issue with this. My issue is that the film has little frame jumps when the scenes switch to the director's cut material. The transitions are marked by little frame skips and seeing as the Blue Underground release does not suffer from this issue, it is pretty annoying. The Blue Underground release has seamless transitions between the director's cut scenes. No jumps. It should be noted that this set contains a second disc with the international cut on it. Since the director's cut material is not present in this version, the frame jumps are absent. However, this Arrow release also has a picture glitch at about the 45 minute mark where a character breaks up into digital blocks for a brief second, and this glitch is present on both versions of the film. It's so fleeting that it doesn't detract from the experience too much, but again, knowing that this doesn't happen on the Blue Underground release makes it annoying.
The rest of the movie looks excellent and mostly on par with the Blue Underground release (I own both). The sound is also just fantastic and the Goblin score really booms from the speakers like never before. I only wish these picture issues didn't exist and then Arrow would have a fabulous release on their hands here. But as it is, if you're going to plop down money for an HD release of this film, you may as well spend it wisely and go with the version that doesn't suffer from these little errors. I'm sorry, Arrow. I like many of your releases, but I can't side with you on this one and the consumer should go with the version that doesn't suffer from these glitches. After all, why pay for something subpar when a better alternative exists?
The three stars here are for the uncorrupted parts of the feature and for the top notch packaging.
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Infantile Complaints
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Argento at his best!
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If you like Argento, you'll like this.
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Published 15 months ago by giodf
I enjoyed this (unperfect) blu ray very much
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Published 16 months ago by as
My thoughts...
First off, I have only watched the original cut by Argento and will be referring to that. I do not have an interest in the truncated version (it's clearly inferior).
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Published 17 months ago by Mr. N. A. Harrison
Hi def scuzz
At the risk of getting too ad hominem, I'm not sure exactly what the last poster was sniping about. Then again, the only thing worse than a slavering fan boy is a sniffy... Read more
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Giallo Par Excellence
Arrow continue to wipe the floor with the competition and score a first with Deep Red on Blu-ray. Notwithstanding the fact that I haven't seen it yet, there's A+ for effort with... Read more
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