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Black Sunday (1960)

A vengeful witch, Asa Vajda, and her fiendish servant, Igor Jauvitch, return from the grave and begin a bloody campaign to possess the body of the witch's beautiful look-alike descendant: Katia. Only a handsome doctor with the help of family members stand in her way.

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Frank E 08 Apr 2016

Saw this film on DVD. Scared the heck out of me. Still remember some of the scenes. The ethereal, atmospheric nature added to the effect. A masterpiece.

J. D 04 Jul 2007

Mario Bava's best in my opinion. Some of his shots are way ahead of his time, and I have to say that this is definitely one of my favorite vampire movies ever.

Janson J 21 Oct 2012

Mario Bava is one of the true masters of the horror genre. He tends to be better known for his later use of color and slow, creepy zooms. (For this, check out "Bay of Blood", "Kill Baby Kill", or "Black Sabbath" with Boris Karloff) But in many respects, I still prefer his gorgeous B&W photography he uses in this, perhaps his masterpiece. It serves as an important link between the gothic Universal-inspired horror of the classic '30s, with a chilly and moldy mist in the B&W that seems almost tuberculor in its damp suffocation, and the more formal aesthetic of the Hammer horror films of its time. And Barbara Steele is the perfect morbid muse for such a mausoleum.

Glenn B 26 Dec 2007

Really very good film by the very talented Bava. The opening sequence is unforgettable. Worth watching even if you are not a horror fan, and that can't be said for many horror films.

Rod A 15 Sep 2008

The image of the mask being pounded into Barbara Steel's face is such a good opener that there is no way anything afterward could live up to it. For the most part this is true, but there is so much gothic style through this thing that it is definately worth while. Bava's vampire film. Again solid black and white photography. Check it out for sure.