During the 1950s and 60s, the British Film Institute, through its Experimental Film Fund, financed a number of unusual ventures under its remit to encourage new talent. One of those films was Edward Abraham's strange and eerie take on Edgar Allan Poe, The Pit (1962).

Told with out recourse to dialogue (the only human voices are those of ominously chanting monks and the chief inquisitor pronouncing "morte!"), the film recounts the now familiar tale of a prisoner's torments in a darkened room with the titular devices of torture. He escapes the pendulum that descends inexorably towards him only to find that the walls of the dreary cell in which he has been cast are glowing red hot, moving and pushing him closer to an apparently bottomless pit in the centre of the room.

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General           : The.Pit.1962.720p.BluRay.x264-mfcorrea.mkv
Format            : Matroska at 7 140 Kbps
Length            : 1.35 GiB for 26mn 59s 835ms

Video #0          : AVC at 6 500 Kbps
Aspect            : 960 x 720 (1.333) at 24.000 fps

Audio #0          : AC-3 at 640 Kbps
Infos             : 2 channels, 48.0 KHz

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Language          : en
 
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