BLACK SABBATH (1963) "The Telephone" segment -1 - Michele Mercier, Boris Karloff, Mario Bava

[MoveOverCasanova]

karin dor´s secret twin sister..

[linkone11]

Bava sure didn't skimp on the beautiful women.

[MrRigamortis86]

this is realyy cool. i always knew the structure of black sabbath played some significance in how tarantino would later tell pulp fiction. finally seeing this, i realize how big a deal it was to the way alot of current direcrtors unravel a story. karlov as a kind of a crypt keeper is just so corny and great. nice post.

[hanshotfirst1138]

Where'd you acquire this?" An old VHS versin?

[Iankazanova07]

please tell me, where did you get the american version?

[monster4josh]

@Iankazanova07 I found it on my doorstep one cold, rainy day.

[ska2808]

Wow ... well, now we know where Wes Craven got the opening of Scream from!

[BlackieGirl]

And thus was born Black Christmas, When a Stranger Calls, and ultimately, Scream.

Brilliant film. Thanks for posting.

[VanillaMidget]

I must say AIP really ruined this segment.

[Drowfan]

First I saw this when I was little and it scared me. But know I think the man has a sexy voice. :D

[monster4josh]

I'm busy posting the original European edit, with original score and sequencing...stop by and compare the films (I TRE VOLTI DELLA PAURA vs. BLACK SABBATH). You'll notice some resemblance, but they quite different at the same time--especially the "The Telephone" segment, and Karloff's monologue.