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BABA YAGA

1973 FR HMDB
September 20, 1973

A mysterious witch casts a spell on an attractive young fashion photographer, who is then thrust into a world of sadism.

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Crew

Production: Simone Allouche (Producer)Pino de Martino (Executive Producer)
Screenplay: Corrado Farina (Writer)Guido Crepax (Story)
Music: Piero Umiliani (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography: Aiace Parolin (Director of Photography)

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Marco Castellini
The Verdict

Baba Yaga is a witch who involves the beautiful photographer Valentina in a murky story of magic, mystery, and sex. In the end, the witch's spells vanish and everything returns to normal, or almost...

Baba Yaga is a witch who involves the beautiful photographer Valentina in a murky story of magic, mystery, and sex. In the end, the witch's spells vanish and everything returns to normal, or almost... A film that encompasses three genres in itself: fantasy (the predominant one), erotic, and horror (very little, to be honest). Clearly inspired by the sexy comics of Guido Crepax, the film is rather fluid and diligently directed, but if you want suspense and terror, look definitely elsewhere.
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Where can I watch Baba Yaga in streaming?

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How long is Baba Yaga?

Baba Yaga runs 85 minutes.

When did Baba Yaga come out?

Baba Yaga was released in 1973.

Who directed Baba Yaga?

Baba Yaga was directed by Corrado Farina.

What rating does Baba Yaga have?

The HorrorCult editors give Baba Yaga 2.0 skulls out of 5, from a single review.

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