Here's a few posters from the wonderful lady's filmography.

I turn my back for 1 minute and there's a Barbara Steele thread! :lol:

http://oi62.tinypic.com/107rjnr.jpg

I couldn't believe there wasn't one already. :o

Love that pic B. :thumb:

You missed a good one Dem. ;)

Thanks for that. I've added it. Completes the third line. :)

Love The Long Hair of Death as well. :doh:

I would recommend this.


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Sunday...sunday+blu-ray

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g7...ps4ddd4d21.jpg

Ugh, too bad it is region B, i do have the KINO blu ray though, just a simple 1 disc with only the same features as the DVD. I hate how most of her releases in the US do not try to include her in the bonus features.

Nightmare Castle (1965, Mario Caiano)
Paul Mueller looks quite dashing with a whip in his hands :lol:
The best laid plans and all that .... Scientific bod catches missus at it and loses his cool somewhat ....
The best film Bava never made. :nod:

Long Hair Of Death (1964, Antonio Margheriti)

It's been a while. A cavalcade of shenanigans all centred round some poshos. To be fair, if I had been cursed by someone I had framed for murder, I'd put my hands up, as I've seen how these things usually pan out. But, that's the idolent rich for you ... so sit back and enjoy this slightly stilted (awful dubbing cough) classic. The Steele looks alternately alluring and other worldy incarnate natch.

Terror Creatures From The Grave (1965, Massimo Pupillo)

When a lawyer is sent for by ... a dead man, you know it's not a Brian Rix film :skull:
A somewhat lively bunch festoon a stately home, all waiting for the will to be read etc etc. BS plays the infanta to the hilt, so everybody better keep up!!

Shockingly dubbed YT print, so I'm only watching til the bath scene :laugh::laugh::laugh: