A masterpiece that made Barbara Steele, the star, famous as a scream queen. Film: Black Sunday (1960 Italian film, La maschera del demonio), Blu-ray, Japanese subtitles. Please refrain from price negotiations. Based on Nikolai Gogol's masterpiece short story "Viy," this film is brought to life with beautiful visuals and a skillful script. This is the directorial debut of Mario Bava, the father of Italian horror films. Filled with a unique visual sense, the beauty of the images surpasses the standard story, brimming with charm. Barbara Steele, who became the face of the work, played the two opposite roles of a princess who terrifies people and a daughter trembling with fear, making this her breakthrough role as the original screaming queen. The roots of all spaghetti horror films lie in this movie. Director: Mario Bava Starring: Barbara Steele, John Richardson, Ivo Garrani, Andrea Checchi, Arturo Dominici Released by: King Records In 18th-century Balkans, a princess, condemned as a witch and burned at the stake, dies cursing her family. A century later, the princess, resurrected from a chapel sarcophagus by sucking human blood, attempts to take revenge by possessing her beautiful great-granddaughter…