Come celebrate the cinematic art of the giallo. Baroque, preposterous, unbelievably dramatic, hilariously gory and almost always erotic, these classic Italian thrillers are perfect viewing on a warm summer night. And since these overheated guilty pleasures are a form of cinematic comfort food, we're offering a free scoop of ice cold gelato with your ticket. Tonight we present a late show of Dario Argento's blood-splattered masterpiece Deep Red (1975).

Jazz pianist Marcus (David Hemmings) witnesses the murder of a psychic medium through an apartment window in Rome. When he's identified as the prime suspect, Marcus teams up with Gianna (Daria Nicolodi), an ambitious reporter, to find the killer. Dario Argento's unnerving classic combines cat and mouse suspense and brutal horror with sly gender commentary. Featuring typically audacious camerawork and color schemes, and backed by one of Goblin's most mesmerizing scores, Deep Red (Profondo Rosso) is considered by many to be the maestro's masterpiece. Watch the trailer.

Directed by Dario Argento, 1975, Italy, 127 minutes. In Italian w/ English subtitles. 

€5 entry includes a free ice cream