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- (1968)
- Features: DVD
- Starring: Oscar Homolka, Rex Sevenoaks
- Studio: Mpi Home Video
- Genre: Horror
- Release Date: 8/27/2002
- Jack Palance stars as the mild-mannered scientist whose experiments in the nature of human evil unleash his brutish dark side and soon begin to control his life. With Oskar Homolka, Billie Whitelaw,... more
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- (1969)
- Features: Full Frame
- Starring: Richard Kiley, Almira Sessions
- Studio: Universal Studios
- Genre: TV Horror, Television
- Release Date: 8/24/2004
- Six years after "The Twilight Zone," Rod Serling returned to TV with this "salon of the special and the supernatural," where creepy canvases served as introductions to tales of horror, suspense and... more
