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A young priest is ordered to preside over the wake of witch in a small old wooden church of a remote village. This means spending three nights alone with the corpse with only his faith to protect him.
Directed by
Konstantin Yershov
Georgi Kropachyov
Written by
Aleksandr Ptushko
Konstantin Yershov
Georgi Kropachyov
Based on Viy
by Nikolai Gogol
Starring
Leonid Kuravlyov
Natalya Varley
Alexei Glazyrin
Vadim Zakharchenko
Nikolai Kutuzov
Cinematography
Viktor Pishchalnikov
Fyodor Provorov
Edited by
R. Pesetskaya
Tamara Zubova
Music by
Karen Khachaturian
Production
company
Artistic Association "LUCH"
Distributed by Mosfilm
Release date 1967
Running time 78 minutes
Country Soviet Union
Language Russian
Budget 50000 Soviet Ruble
Vladimir Salnikov ... Gorobets (as V. Salnikov)
Dmitriy Kapka Dmitriy Kapka ... Overko (as D. Kapka)
Stepan Shkurat Stepan Shkurat ... Yavtukh (as S. Shkurat)
Georgiy Sochevko Georgiy Sochevko ... Stepan (as G. Sochevko)
Nikolay Yakovchenko Nikolay Yakovchenko ... Spirid (as N. Yakovchenko)
Nikolay Panasev Nikolay Panasev ... Uteshitel (as N. Panasev)
*Copyright is neither expressed nor implied; We do not own any rights this film. All belong to the copyright holders as well as any proceeds that might be attached to this film. *VIY
A young priest is ordered to preside over the wake of witch in a small old wooden church of a remote village. This means spending three nights alone with the corpse with only his faith to protect him.
Viy (Spirit of Evil[1] or Vii, Russian: Вий) is a 1967 Soviet horror film directed by Konstantin Yershov and Georgi Kropachyov. Based on the story of the same name by Nikolai Gogol, the film's screenplay was written by Yershov, Kropachyov and Aleksandr Ptushko. The film was distributed by Mosfilm, and was the first Soviet-era horror film to be officially released in the USSR
Directed by Konstantin Yershov
Georgi Kropachyov
Written by Aleksandr Ptushko
Konstantin Yershov
Georgi Kropachyov
Based on Viy
by Nikolai Gogol
Starring Leonid Kuravlyov
Natalya Varley
Alexei Glazyrin
Vadim Zakharchenko
Nikolai Kutuzov
Cinematography Viktor Pishchalnikov
Fyodor Provorov
Edited by R. Pesetskaya
Tamara Zubova
Music by Karen Khachaturian
Production
company
Artistic Association "LUCH"
Distributed by Mosfilm
Release date 1967
Running time 78 minutes
Country Soviet Union
Language Russian
Budget 50000 Soviet Ruble
Vladimir Salnikov ... Gorobets (as V. Salnikov)
Dmitriy Kapka Dmitriy Kapka ... Overko (as D. Kapka)
Stepan Shkurat Stepan Shkurat ... Yavtukh (as S. Shkurat)
Georgiy Sochevko Georgiy Sochevko ... Stepan (as G. Sochevko)
Nikolay Yakovchenko Nikolay Yakovchenko ... Spirid (as N. Yakovchenko)
Nikolay Panasev Nikolay Panasev ... Uteshitel (as N. Panasev)
*Copyright is neither expressed nor implied; We do not own any rights this film. All belong to the copyright holders as well as any proceeds that might be attached to this film. * - Zábava
Those were some very creative and chilling effects in the third night.
Indeed!
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Scenes of fiends coming out of the walls make me think of similar scenes in the much later made
"A Haunting in Connecticut"
wow really cool flick I did not even the mind sub titles I love folk horror movies , thanks for the post !
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello from Australia, I love this movie !!!! So good to see a film that once upon a time wouldn’t be available to us. Some fine cinema, thank you for presenting this classic Russian production, more please
Our pleasure!
This was a really great fun movie. Didn't even know they were making movies like this during the Soviet years.
The third night was creepy as hell, and made sense what Viy is!
A very good movie with good play. Remarkable that this subject was possible in those days.
I love this film and own the dvd, but good to have it here too. It's definitely one to tell people about, who you figure will appreciate it--unique, and lots of fun! ;)
Absolutely!
Watching 👀 This classic movie 🎥 From Pennsylvania USA 🇺🇸 it's raining ☔ here for the whole night so I'm going to watch a few more of your movies 🎥 you uploaded yet tonight ❤
Have fun!
I really enjoyed your prologue. I love this film.
Thanks so much!
Mysterious Domain Theatre, I LOVE THIS FILM! Thank you so much for posting it. The vigil scenes were OUT OF THIS WORLD! 💀🕷🖤
Brilliant film, Thankyou for showcasing this
Наш первый советский фильм ужасов! Американским товарищам нравится)
I'm not a "comrad" but I like the film.
@@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace We, the Soviet people, do not demand that the American people consider themselves our comrades. But, according to the old memory of the Pugachev uprising, we respect the traditions of the American Revolution and advocate the peaceful coexistence of two political systems: Soviet communists and American capitalists. "Soviet culture cannot harm American culture, just as American culture cannot harm Soviet culture." Dean Reed
@@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace And I'm a comrad and I love this movie
@@ruf154 молодец Руфат, красиво излагаешь
Excellent !
Thank you! Cheers!
i apologize that i can't buy you a coffee... nor do i drink coffee. but if you were here, i would make you a coffee (or tea). thank you for keeping the the "movie palace" alive! i appreciate the hours of entertainment your channel provides (in the interest of non-profit education). what i have learned about babara steele and the mysterious domain has been life changing and will certainly help me as i experience the unfoldment of life...
you are greatly appreciated!
keep up the stellar work!
I'm glad you enjoy the movie palace. I appreciate you too.
Love your channel keep up the good work you are a beautiful lady thank you David from Indiana
Thank you! Will do!
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
Thanks for adding this one to the library. One of my favorites More of a folk fantasy like Jack the Giant Killer than ure Gothic but still fits the mood of your site. My Great uncles had a circus during the thirties and working in other circuses all their lives . They generally ran the side show acts. Heritage Brothers Circus. It mainly focused on wild animal acts . I'm even named after the Camel Tom in the show. Largest Camel in Captivity he was billed. Circuses were expensive to run and the owners often ran into insurmountable debt in leasing trains wagons and equipment. Animals were expensive as well.
That's so interesting! Camel Tom wasn't a mascot for a cigarette brand, was he?
No not that one. My wife's wedding ring contains stones from the snake ladies ring though. How about some Circus horror films. There are a couple of good ones.
This is a great movie! Thanks again!
Never heard of this, thank you so much for uploading it.❤
My pleasure!
Never heard of it before. It’s an interesting film. Thanks for sharing.
It reminds me a bit of fiddler on the roof in setting and Russian tv show the life of a mistress in being in Russian and takes place in the past.
Its Mykola Hohol the author of this film he was born in Poltava into a well known Zaporozhian Cossack family its ancestors took part in Bohdan Kmelnetsky uprising and in the battle of Vienna 1683 . Most of his literature came from his native Ukraine.
Interesting! Thank you!
Gogol, Hohol, Gogol, Hohol, Gogol, Hohol...
Gogol, like Bulgakov, despised Ukrainian nationalists, and with good reason. Both of them wrote in Russian, mind you.
Thank you for posting this! I'd never heard of it, but it's very good
Glad you like it!
Thank you so much beautiful! Blessings from London ❤❤❤
Same to you!
Гоголь - гениальный писатель. Но мне больше нравится Роберт Льюис Стивенсон)
@@ruf154 Cтивенсона все любят, потому что на его книгах воспитаны все молодые люди стран социализма.
Loved this! Enjoying your channel. This movie is in a class all itself. Haxan is another film it reminds of.
Yes! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I remember viy, was just thinking of the story and ussr movie recently, guess my phone can read my mind 😮, thanks for this 😂🎉
Spooky!
What a fantastic movie, I Love It! Thank you so very much :)
I'm glad you like it
The film "Viy" is based on a Ukrainian folk legend recorded by the Ukrainian Gogol. The film takes place in Ukraine. The main character of the plot studies at the Kyiv Seminary. All the characters in the story are Ukrainians. They are dressed in traditional Ukrainian folk costumes and sing Ukrainian songs. The supporting actors - Mykola Yakovchenko, Dmytro Kapka, Stepan Shkurat - are Ukrainians. This is a Ukrainian story told in a Soviet film.
Thank you for the information. The video says Russia so I went by that, but I'm glad to know the truth.
Sorry, this has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with the present war.
From Spain: Gogol nowadays, in fascist Maidan's Ukraine would be targeted by Ukranian ultranationalists regime thugs like Azov, Right Sector and so on for the mere fact that Gogol mother language was Russian. All you describe by Gogol was written in Russian. I do not know what Ukranians have done during their independence from the Russian Empire and then the CCCP more than ally with nazis and kill Jews, Pole people or Russians and be the cannon fodder of NATO against Donbass / Crimean people, to be honest. This is the Ukranian "story" we all know now apart from the propaganda we undergo here in the "free" West lately.🤮
It is incredible that in the sXXI people are targeted by the mere fact they speak in another language (in this case Russian speaking Ukranians in Ukraine) and then war comes, sad to say
Since Ukraine as a state is technically a Soviet invention, at least within the time frame of the film and the time of it's creation by Gogol it would be considered as part of the Russian Empire. So it's not wrong to say it's a Russian tales.
A Soviet film drawing on Ukrainian traditional folklore? Who'd have thought? Lol.
Ukrainian born, former Soviet leader Krushchev, wearing traditional (vyshyvanka) Ukrainian shirts, wow. Ukrainian born Trotsky, leader of the Red army, wow. Yevgenia Bosch, Ukrainian Bolshevik Revolutionary, sometimes considered the first female leader of a national government, and first prime minister of Ukraine, wow.
The end of this movie is the beginning of the other!
First! 12 minutes in, and the subs ate excellent.
Yay! Thank you!
I have wanted to see this for ages! Fantastic, thank you.
Enjoy!
@@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace The practical special effects are incredible! So inspiring, reigniting my youthful interest in theater.
This was an amazing film. Just amazing. And the hostess is a weird amalgamation of Stevie Nicks, Marion Lorne, and my first steady girlfriend. Ah, memories.
Thank you!
Eureka had this one and it's great to get a good look at it. Cheers for your review! I thought 'Hagasuza' was a v potent film too!
Glad you enjoyed it
love this movie so so much!!
just adore this film. So much going on. love it.
Man these old Soviet movies are grim. Kinda awesome! But grim.
Excellent selection
Glad you think so!
This Movie it's a Masterpiece
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Cool movie. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.
Very cool effects for that time and budget thanks for posting this
Glad you liked it!
Thanks Arlene! This was a really interesting flick. I was just going to watch a little bit, but I ended up watching the whole thing!! That third night was a rip!! Great movies you choose! Especially Barbara Steele, my fave scream queen! Thank you so much!! Subbed!!
Greetings and I hope you are well. 💖
You too!
Very glad to finally see this!
Espectacular ya la había visto pero no la podia encontrar para verla de nuevo gracias
There's a weird detail in Gogol's story which is not in the film. The infernal creatures are evidently so intent on their harassment of our seminarian that they delay too long, until sunrise, and when they try to escape out the windows they are frozen there, petrified in mid-flight. The church is then abandoned by the good Orthodox Christian locals, doubtless very sensibly. The story is in Gogol's second collection, "Mirgorod" (1835). Although Gogol always claimed that his two early collections, this and "Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka", were just old Ukrainian tales, the creature Viy is not today known from any other source. Many English translations of "Mirgorod" are available, all of them pretty decent.
Interesting! Maybe that ending didn't work in the film. Mirgorod is the only thing in Black Sunday that reminds me of Viy!
I was lucky enough to get the DVD of this a few years back… It was the first time I’d seen it and it was like watching films for the first time.
Beautiful.
Its hard not to love the wonderful Ukrainian folklore
First time watching a Russian Gothic horror film, thank you for the upload.💕
Our pleasure!
It is not Russian. It is Soviet movie, based on Ukrainian folklore
@@danikivanik8283 Thank you🙏💕
@@mariemorgan7759 Viy - Soviet Gothic Тerror film) Gogol - Russian writer of Polish origin)))
@@ruf154 Thank you for the reply💕🙏
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Way advanced of its time…..amazing film….indeed 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😉👍👍 Slava Ukraine! 🇺🇦
Well said!
For many years in the former ussr,
Gogol's published works had "VIY" removed.
Really? Why?
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Because it's about the supernatural which's nonsense for the powers that be of the time.
I got hold of a copy in English but ursus-printed & no VIY in it.
I read it later in French in film director Roger Vadim's anthology "Histories de Vampires"
collected from different authors.
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In fact, "The Mask of Satan'' with Barbara Steele, is loosely based on this Gogol tale.
Go look at Night of the wolf by Nox Arcana. Now I see where they got their inspiration.
I think I have seen that. its very cool. Thank you!
😳😳😳😳...im not even going to make a comment
This is the movie w the subtitles that I had mentioned in a comment wks ago. I just can't get into subtitles :(
I had to figure out how to add the subtitles. I don'tknow how to get around them in foreign films withour dubbing which some people don't like. I like dubbing if its well done.
muito bom
oh my god, me and my ex bought a folk horror box set. and this was on it, but i never got around to it before the set was taken away to his house and became something like the least reliable library ever, i can request the piece of medium fo checkout but theres like a 25% chance i get it first time asking within a normal timeframe. and we're still friends lmao
Hope you enjoy it!
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Thank you!
This film is actually set in Ukraine made during the USSR occupation. He calls himself a Cossack (a Ukrainian). The *best* part is when he draws a magickal circle. (not correctly) and it works! Just like the Ukrainian "Easter" eggs, the church could never take the Pagan out, but only add in their own.
*Pam* {Tom's wife}
What occupation of the USSR? You write nonsense! Gogol's story "Viy" was published in 1835!
I wonder what he has been drinking those three days
Hey 😎, the borscht, after 1st night of watch. The men are singing and the harmony is like it is on the ambient noise on the air handler. It is infinity wisdom on the displace of space in my studio. Say hello to President Putin and Senator Durbin. It is sleep only, just as Kathy Savio must have known. I do not have the frothing channel from the attrition'british court nor the US betrayal in Afghanistan. I am Desert storm . Take❤
Se não tem legenda em português 🇧🇷 não assisto, não ganha like
So sorry. I don't know how to add subtitles for several languages.
How long is she going to explain the film? Over 6 minutes of babbling. Life's too short to sit here listening to this crazy lady
7 minutes
8 minutes. Just skip it.
Fast forward, just don't fall on your head please.
The first version of the film was longer and very interesting, it is a pity that half of the footage was cut at the request of the Christian reaction. The second director Ptushko ruined this film.
Interesting...
Там ещё парочка главных героев была другая в изначальной версии: в роли Хомы сначала был Вячеслав Невинный (кстати говоря его фамилия соответствовала характеру и типажу тоже)), а в роли Панночки - Александра Завьялова (это было само воплощение ведьм, но её муж-грузин потребовал, чтобы она отказалась от роли). А ведь там на съёмках ещё была самая настоящая украинская ведьма - она консультировала режиссёров Константина Ершова и Георгия Кропачёва. Мы думаем, что изначальную версию порезало не Госкино, а руководство РПЦ через своих агентов влияния. Ещё в народе ходит слух, что это дело рук еврейского лобби. Была там ещё такая еврейка - Сара Мокиль, ею были созданы маски нечисти. Птушко действительно испортил этот фильм, потому что он умел делать только детские сказки.
@@ruf154 интересно, кто была та настоящая украинская ведьма, консультировавшая фильм
@@ruf154 ну кто же была та украинская ведьма?
@@evabraun1354 (если б у нас была машина времени - мы бы слетали в то время, место и разузнали, а теперь это осталось только в народной памяти))
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Wht thank you! Welcome aboard!
Excellent !
Glad you like it!
Excellent!
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