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I read about this movie in FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND when I was 15.
The theatre that showed it was in a town 16 miles away. A buddy joined me on the trek to see it.
Getting home after was a trip and a half as we had hitchhiked but, boy, it was worth it.
So is this wonderful 3D conversion by EYEPOP 3D https://www.aipop-3d.com/plan-d?fbclid=IwY2xjawKgIxBleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFTQVVXWGZQYmNjOVBNQW9JAR437bt0GifwVCeuuajaNJTfgr7dcN9MVBoD4M3846wfqX-BUhu3FOw8WjF-Eg_aem_XgiSzHZXTkcPGP5cGGWiNg
Director Mario Bava began as a photographer. He rephotographed this. He really used depth which means that in 3D it is a real treat.
The picture made an international star out of Barbara Steele.
The Les Baxter score is a keeper.–Reg Harttt
Black Sunday (American International, 1961). Very Fine+. Lobby Card Set of 8 
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