Note: This plot summary refers to the original Italian version of the film.
Rosy, a French call-girl, returns to her basement apartment at night. She receives a series of strange phone calls. The caller eventually i… See more

In 1958, American International Pictures founders James H. Nicholson and Samuel Z. Arkoff hired Italian talent agent and producer Fulvio Lucisano to look for commercially viable Italian films for them after the lar… See more

The film opened in Italy through Warner Bros. on August 17, 1963, under the title I tre volti della paura (transl. The Three Faces of Fear). Black Sabbath grossed 103.5 million Italian lira (equivalent to $65,000) o… See more

In a contemporary review of the American International Picture's edit, The Globe and Mail stated that "The Drop of Water" and "The Telephone" were "a good deal more sophisticated than usual horror fare" while "The Wurd… See more