Disappointed Too much melodrama instead of horror
Black Sunday is a classic 60s horror film marking the directorial debut of Mario Bava. The story focuses upon awakening an old witch played by Barbara Steele. The occult elements surrounding her are well done but then the story has too much melodrama which dilutes the strength of the story. One moment a long dead lord is walking and the next Steele who also plays a princess is worrying about her sick father. A possessed professor shows up and then they switch to romantic music and a young man longing after Steele. Why can’t a horror movie just be about horror? I came away disappointed with Black Sunday as a result.
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