Black Sabbath 1963
“A story that goes beyond the boundaries of the Supernatural to the half-world of the living dead...Where a woman's soul inhabits a fly's body...Where vampires suck only the blood of those they love dearest.”
What is Black Sabbath?
Black Sabbath is a film first released in 1963. Catalogued under Horror.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1963
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 95 minutes
- Release date
- Aug 17, 1963
- Studios
- Emmepi Cinematografica, Galatea Film, Societé Cinématographique Lyre
- Genres
- Horror
- Updated
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Overview
Black Sabbath is a film first released in 1963. Catalogued under Horror. Produced and broadcast by Emmepi Cinematografica, Galatea Film, Societé Cinématographique Lyre. Current status: Released.
Should you watch it?
“Three chilling tales of phones, vampires, and a vengeful medium haunt a single night.”
- Atmospheric 1960s horror anthology
- Varied supernatural scenarios keep each segment fresh
- Features classic horror star Boris Karloff
- Runtime under two hours may feel brief
- Period pacing can be slower for modern viewers
Watch it if you enjoy classic anthology horror with eerie supernatural twists.
The film contains unsettling horror themes and some graphic imagery, suited for mature audiences.
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Frequently asked questions
When was Black Sabbath released in the United States?
It was released on May 6, 1964 in the US.
What is the film’s structure?
It presents three separate supernatural horror stories in an anthology format.
Who are the principal actors?
The cast includes Boris Karloff, Alan M. Harris, and Michèle Mercier.
What genre does the film belong to?
It is a horror film focusing on supernatural and gothic elements.
How long is the movie?
The runtime is about 1 hour 35 minutes.
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