Black Sabbath
Directed by Mario Bava
Horror icon Boris Karloff hosts and stars in Mario Bava's classic horror anthology. Bava's only foray into short-form scares features three chilling tales rendered in his trademark visual lushness: "The Telephone", about a woman who's menaced by threatening calls; "The Wurdalak", starring Karloff as a patriarch whose family realizes he's been bitten by a vampire; and "The Drop Of Water", about a woman who steals a ring from a body, then gets haunted by the owner. Ozzy Osbourne's iconic hard rock band Black Sabbath famously took the film's title as it's name. (In Italian with English Subtitles) Contains sexual scenes, violence and gore.
Horror icon Boris Karloff hosts and stars in Mario Bava's classic horror anthology.
Cast: Boris Karloff, Michèle Mercier, Mark Damon, Jacqueline Pierreux
Member Reviews
Fun stories that are original
Hit or miss, as all anthology horror films go, with the third being the runt of the litter, but overall it's a good film.
Actually original stories
Good entertainment. Worth a watch.
Black Sabbath \m/ I love those old Italian movies with their creepy stories lines and characters. I love that they kept the original language, and I could understand it a bit since I speak Spanish. It's easy to follow on English captions.