Babau

A wealthy businessman, seemingly on the verge of a major breakthrough, becomes increasingly paranoid as his life unravels. He believes a mysterious figure known only as 'Babau' is stalking him, driving him towards a terrifying confrontation with his own sanity and a potentially deadly reality.

Mario Bava's final film, 'Babau,' is often seen as a more introspective and experimental work compared to his earlier gialli. While it garnered less widespread attention than some of his iconic titles, it has developed a cult following among horror aficionados who appreciate its unique atmosphere and psychological depth.

• Praised for its eerie atmosphere and Bava's signature visual style.
• Noted for its psychological thriller elements and descent into madness.
• Some critics found the plot convoluted or less impactful than his earlier works.

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While 'Babau' was Mario Bava's final film, it was originally intended to be a television movie titled 'The Diabolical Dr. Smith' before being expanded and released theatrically.