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Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema. This is Rob Lamb.

And this is Joe McCormick. And today on Weird House Cinema, we are going to be talking about the 1975 horror classic Deep Red or Profundo Roso, starring David Hemmings and Darya Nicolode, directed by Dario Argento.

This movie is often held up as one of Argento's best, and in this case, I think I'm going

to agree with the commonly held opinion, not going to stake out any weird territory.

I do think this is one of the best Jallo films ever made, if not the greatest one of all.

Now, why are we talking about Jallo in January?

Because it's January Jallo, once more.

What is this?

Well, it's a tradition started by L.A. based cult cinema outfit,

Cinematic Void.

You can learn more about them at Cinematicvoy.com,

beginning in 2016, I believe,

and it steadily become more official spread to other

cities and an official capacity even, while also being picked up informally as a viewing tradition

alongside the likes of Noir Vimber and hopefully more themed months to come. I love a good theme.

I know you do. You're more aware of these calendar things than I am. I never would have known about Jallo

January. I know I'm not, I don't get behind a lot of holidays. So I like these new holidays we're

presenting ourselves with. And hey, this is the 10th anniversary of this new tradition. So, you know,

we embraced it.

We decided to pick a film. Last year, we did footsteps on the moon. Footprints on the moon. Footprints on the moon, yes. Footprints on the moon, yeah. Which was a kind of weird pick. We picked it because we had seen it listed online among Jallo films, and it was supposed to be really good. And I'm going to say, however much I liked it, I think we both liked it a lot, didn't we?

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