Black Past

In Black Past, Tommy discovers a cursed mirror and an unsettling diary in his new home's attic. This mirror unleashes horrific and gruesome visions, intertwining his reality with nightmarish elements as his crush rises from the dead.

The film is characterized by its graphic depictions of dismemberment and mutilation, making it a notable entry in the horror genre of the late 1980s. With its unique approach to supernatural horror, it attracts collectors interested in the more extreme aspects of the genre, particularly those exploring the boundaries of horror filmmaking.

Available on DVD, Black Past offers collectors a chance to own a piece of underground horror cinema that showcases the work of Olaf Ittenbach. Its themes and visual style contribute to its cult status among horror enthusiasts.