STARE INTO THESE EYES...
Discover deep within them the unspeakable terrifying secret of BLACK SUNDAY... it will paralyze you with fright!
Legendary Scream Queen Barbara Steele (Shivers, Caged Heat) stars in this classic slice of gothic terror from the father of fantastic Italian cinema Mario Bava (Lisa and the Devil).
A beautiful witch is sentenced to death for her evil deeds by her own brother, condemned to die by having a metal mask hammered onto her face before being burnt at the stake. As she passes, she puts a terrible curse on all her future descendants as the spikes of the death mask pierce her flesh... But when two unwitting travellers discover her final resting place and worse, drip blood on her resting corpse, they unleash her once again in all her stunningly beautiful, terrifying glory...
Banned in the UK on its release, Black Sunday is a groundbreaking film that opened the door for Spaghetti horror in all its gory glory.
SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS:
- High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation of two versions of the film: 'The Mask of Satan' - the European version with score by Roberto Nicolosi & 'Black Sunday' - the re-edited and re-dubbed AIP version with Les Baxter score, on home video for the first time
- Three audio versions: Optional Italian, European English and AIP English re-dub and re-score
- English SDH subtitles for both English versions and a new English subtitle translation of the Italian audio
- Audio commentary with Bava biographer and expert Tim Lucas
- Introduction to the filmb author and critic Alan Jones
- Interview with star and horror icon Barbara Steele
- Deleted Scene from the Italian version with notes by Tim Lucas
- International trailer
- US trailer
- Italian trailer
- TV Spot
- I vampiri (1956) - Italy's first sound horror film directed by Riccardo Freda and Mario Bava
- I vampiri Trailer
- Trailer reel - trailers of all the major works by Mario Bava including rarities from the early part of his career
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissionied artwork by Graham Humphries