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Dario Argento’s extraordinary Euro-Horror classic Deep Red is out now featuring deluxe packaging and exclusive new extra features. Find out more about the release on the CULT LABS BLOG

”Argento once again skilfully dances along the line between high and low film art.” – CINE-VUE

“Deep Red is a classic piece of horror and one of the greatest films that Dario Argento has ever made.” – MY REVIEWER

“It’s a masterpiece, and the total summation of the giallo up to that point” – HORROW VIEW

“…An ultra-stylish murder mystery that became an instant classic” – FILM SHAFT

“This package is truly the definitive release” – FILM 365

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DAVID HEMMINGS 1941 - 2003

Aside from the visual genius of Dario Argento and the future proof prog-rock groove of soundtrack artists Goblin, Deep Red has another ace up it’s blood soaked sleeve, English actor David Hemmings. Hemmings, who passed on in 2003 had a life time of TV and film credits both before and behind the cameras and he was one of the iconic faces of British acting thanks to his role in swinging 60s time capsule Blow Up, a film whose convoluted narrative and plot about a man witnessing a murder certainly give a clue to why he may of found himself in Argento’s horror classic.

Other notable credits include a role in Enzo G. Castellari’s (The Bronx Warriors) crime flick The Heroin Busters, a turn in Barbarella, the kitschy and camp candy coloured Sci-Fi and Sex movie and leading roles in two of my favourite ‘Ozploitation’ titles, the demented Harlequin and the forward thinking, original if slightly wonky Vampiric conspiracy flick, Thirst.

During the 80s and 90s, he kept himself busy with TV parts and directing jobs before he returned to character roles in some big budget epics such as Gang of New York and Gladiator before his death.

Here’s a trailer reel tribute to the man…

Deep Red (cert. 18) will be released on DVD (£12.99) and Blu-ray (£16.99) by Arrow Video on 3rd January 2011.

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