I tre volti della paura

1963 [ITALIAN]

Action / Horror

31
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 89% · 19 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 76% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 7.0/10 10 16214 16.2K

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Plot summary

Three tales of supernatural horror include a woman plagued by threatening phone calls, a family targeted by vampiric monsters, and a deceased medium who wreaks havoc upon the living.

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Harriet Medin as Neighbor
Mark Damon as Vladimir D'Urfe
Susy Andersen as Sdenka
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847.04 MB
1280*692
Italian 2.0
Approved
24 fps
1 hr 32 min
Seeds 2
1.53 GB
1920*1038
Italian 2.0
Approved
24 fps
1 hr 32 min
Seeds 26

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CinemaSerf 6 / 10

Boris Karloff introduces this triptych of short stories

Boris Karloff introduces this triptych of short stories. I found the first, the shortest, to be the least interesting centring around a greedy nurse who robs a corpse of a valuable ring only to find that it's erstwhile owner isn't quite finished with it, or her, quite yet! The second sees a beautiful woman return to her apartment one evening only to find herself subjected to repeated telephone calls warning her that she shall not see the morning! Michèle Mercier is quite effective as the terrified "Rosy" in this story. Finally, Karloff himself takes to the stage in a rather lengthier, enjoyable, vampire story that sees a travelling count discover the body of a dreaded bandit and take it to a nearby farm. It's only once there, and with the return of the father "Gorca", that he begins to realise that this danger has already been "invited in"! The productions have a very Hammer look to them, the make up and visual effects (especially in the first story) don't hold up so well, but in the main, the three stories are quite solid with portentous messages of revenge for those who would steal or cheat or kill! You are unlikely to recall it a few days after watching, but Bava knew how to do budget/studio horror quite well and the last two stories make a decent fist of developing some sense of menace and threat. Good fun.
Reviewed by ODDBear 7 / 10

Ultra stylish affair from one of Italy's finest

Black Sabbath is one visually stylish flick, courtesy of one of Italy's finest; Mario Bava.The first story, The Telephone, is light on suspense but heavy on looks. The first Giallo in color, I believe, to some extent, with sexual overtones featured very prominently. Although it only takes place in one apartment Bava's crazy color schemes work beautifully and thanks to the two stunning ladies this episode goes down very well.The Wurdulak scores heavy because of it's visuals and it's magnificent Gothic atmosphere. This should give a good example of how Black Sunday might have looked in color. However, this episode feels stretched quite a bit, it's relatively short running time seems longer than it is and therefore, in my opinion, is the weakest of the bunch.The Drop of Water is the final, and best, episode. Bava was fond of the kind of horror that deals with a person who's totally alone in his/her surroundings. He goes into supernatural territory and creates a highly stylish (again) and quite the scary episode.Black Sabbath is not the best Mario Bava has to offer, it could have been more scary but thanks to studio involvement he had to keep things light and not too scary. Under such restrictions I think Bava did extremely well and Black Sabbath is most definitely a must for Bava fans.
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