Today on Bits and Bites on Italian Cinema… and Other Stuff, we’re diving into the eerie world of Giallo to celebrate 50 years of Dario Argento’s cult classic Profondo Rosso (Deep Red). This visually striking, surreal murder mystery helped define the genre with its blend of horror, art, and hypnotic sound. We explore Argento’s unique vision, the film’s lasting legacy, and why it still captivates audiences today. From Goblin’s unforgettable soundtrack to Argento’s Poe-inspired roots, this episode is a deep cut into one of Italian cinema’s darkest—and most beautiful—corners. Tune in… if you dare.