description Black Sabbath Overview
Black Sabbath (1963) is an anthology horror film directed by Mario Bava featuring three distinct narratives introduced by Boris Karloff. “The Telephone” recounts threats received by Rosy, while “The Wurdulak” depicts a man returning with tales of a slain undead creature. "The Drop of Water" follows a nurse’s theft and subsequent haunting.
info Black Sabbath Specifications
| Country | France |
| Year | 1963 |
help Black Sabbath FAQ
Is Black Sabbath the movie related to the band Black Sabbath?
The 1963 horror anthology came first, and the band Black Sabbath later took its name from the film's English title. The movie was directed by Mario Bava and hosted by Boris Karloff.
What are the three stories in Mario Bava's Black Sabbath?
The film is an anthology with three segments: "The Telephone," "The Wurdulak," and "The Drop of Water." Boris Karloff also acts in "The Wurdulak" as Gorca.
Which version of Black Sabbath should I watch?
The Italian and American versions differ in order, music, and edits. Horror fans often prefer the Italian version, titled I tre volti della paura, because it is closer to Bava's original structure.
Is Black Sabbath similar to Black Sunday?
They are both Mario Bava horror films, but Black Sunday is a 1960 gothic feature with Barbara Steele, while Black Sabbath is a 1963 anthology. Black Sabbath is more varied, moving from phone-threat suspense to vampire folklore and ghost horror.
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