Italian horror maestro Mario Bava ended his directorial career with Shock, a trippy ghost story that never got the praise it deserved. The post Mario Bava’s SHOCK Is a Worthy, Surreal Final ...

Below, you can see my five favorite Mario Bava films. 5. Hatchet for the Honeymoon (1970) Maybe the director’s most Hitchcockian effort, a deeply psychological story that deals in the impulses ...

It may be wild for the contemporary horror cinephile to consider the bounty of stylish gothic cinema that was available in the 1960s. There was the cycle of horror films from Hammer Studios, which ...

Mario Bava has never been a household name in the U.S., but the Italian horror director had a huge influence on some of this country’s best known filmmakers, including Martin Scorsese and ...

EXCLUSIVE: Mario Bava’s cult crime movie Rabid Dogs is getting an English-Language remake from in-demand Hollywood scribes Samuel Franco and Evan Kilgore. The film’s original producer Alfredo ...

SUSPENSE master Mario Bava is known for showing a fair amount of violence in his films, but "The Howling" helmer Joe Dante has a particularly vivid and grisly association with the late Italian ...

Mario Bava has never been a household name in the U.S., but the Italian horror director had a huge influence on some of this country’s best known filmmakers, including Martin Scorsese and ...

Italian director Mario Bava might well be the film industry's version of Rodney Dangerfield; he gets no respect, and even when he does get respect, it's only for a slice of his cinematic output.

Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures and David Allen's Kismet Entertainment Group are teaming to produce remakes of Mario Bava's "Kidnapped" and "Black Sabbath." ...