Black Sunday (1960 film)

"Black Sunday" (1960), directed by Mario Bava, is a horror film about a vengeful, undead witch named Asa Vajda, who returns from the grave to torment a family on their wedding day. Through atmospheric visuals and chilling storytelling, the film explores themes of supernatural evil, curses, and retribution. Noted for its innovative use of color and visual effects, it helped define the horror genre and influenced many later films. Ultimately, "Black Sunday" combines gothic horror with stylish filmmaking to create a haunting and memorable experience.