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Black Sunday: Special Edition (1961)
Rating:
Starring: Barbara Steele, Andrea Checchi, Ivo Garrani, John Richardson
Director: Mario Bava
Category: Classic, Horror
Studio: Image Ent.
Subtitles:
[None]
Length:
87 mins

 
 

 

(The Mask of Satan)

In the 17th Century Moldavia, the evil Princess Asa is condemned to death for witchcraft and vampirism, along with her brother Prince Igor Javutich. Two hundred years later, two doctors en route to a medical convention discover her crypt and accidentally set her resurrection in motion! With the help of Javutich and others whom she enthralls with her cold, dead kiss, Asa sets her sights on her ultimate victim-princess Katia, her own twin descendant!

In 1960, Mario Bava made his directorial feature debut with La Maschera del Demonio (The Mask of Satan), a film that achieved world-wide commercial and critical success under its better-known title of Black Sunday.