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Black Sunday
Release Date	August 11, 1960 (Italy) February 15, 1961 (USA)
Genre	Horror
Director	Mario Bava
Screenwriter	Ennio D. Concini (screenplay) Mario Serandrei (screenplay) Nikolai Gogol (short story) George Higgins (English dialogue)
Stars	Barbara Steele John Richardson Andrea Checchi Ivo Garrani Arturo Dominici Enrico Olivieri Antonio Pierfederici Tino Bianchi Clara Bindi Mario Passante Renato Terra Germana Dominici
Studio	AIP (US distributor)

Black Sunday is the Americanized version of La Machera Del Demonio. The movie brought fame to its director, Mario Bava, and its star, Barbara Steele. It was considered shocking at the time, and was banned in England for several years. It is now ranked among the best horror movies.

Snapshot

A witch, killed in the 1600s, comes back to life in the 1800s when blood accidentally touches her, and horrifying events ensue.

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