Danger Diabolik (1968) | Full Film | Directed by Mario Bava | Starring John Philip Law & Marisa Mel

Danger: Diablok (1968) Cult Film Directed by Mario Bava | Diabolik and Eva&iconic lovemaking on top of the stolen $10 million was a parody of a scene in The Empty Canvas (1963) | Review Highlight The British film magazine, Empire, included the film on its list of the top 500 greatest films. They described the movie as "a succession of striking, kinetic, sexy, absurd images accompanied by a one-of-a-kind Ennio Morricone score that revels in its casual anarchy." Cinefantastique wrote that "Bava&color rich, brilliantly artificial-looking compositions were the cinematic equivalent of comic book art even before he tackled the form." Starring John Philip Law (Pygar, The Blind Angel in Barbarella, 1968) and Marisa Mell (One On Top Of The Other, 1969; Mata Hari musical, 1968). For the duration of the film&production, the two leads lived together, and adopted a stray black kitten, which they christened "Diabolik". Score by Ennio Morricone (Golden Globe, Grammy, Academy Award) Special Effects by Carlo Rambaldi (E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, 1982) Costume Design by Luciana Marinucci and Piero Gherardi (La Dolce Vita, 1960) Based on the comic book series by Italian sisters&Angela and Luciana Giussani. The comic book series, named Diabolik, has sold more than 150 million copies, inspired multiple movies, video games, a radio show, and one animated TV series. The final screenplay was based on three separate Diabolik stories: Buried Alive! from August 1963, Hopeless Battle from March...