Black Sunday

Black Sunday is a classic of Italian cinema, marking the directorial debut of Mario Bava. The film tells the story of a vengeful witch and her vampire lover, who are awakened from the dead and wreak havoc on a 19th century European village. The atmospheric black and white cinematography and chilling performances have made this film a beloved horror classic.

• Directed by Italian horror legend Mario Bava.
• Starred Barbara Steele, a British horror film icon.
• It's Bava's directorial debut and became a classic Italian horror film.
• Based on 'The Vij', a short story by Nikolai Gogol.
• Filmed in black and white, it's known for its atmospheric cinematography.

• I will rise again and take my vengeance.
• This is the mask of Satan.
• A Satanist who's a servant of the devil must surely die.
• You are very beautiful, my dear... disturbingly beautiful.
• Fear does not destroy, it prolongs life.