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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Binding: DVD
Brand: Image Entertainment
DVD Layers: 1
DVD Sides: 1
EAN: 0014381898026
Format: Black & White, DVD, NTSC
Label: Image Entertainment
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageDolby Digital 2.0 Mono
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
MPN: IMED8980D
Number Of Items: 1
Picture Format: Academy Ratio
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: November 24, 1998
Running Time: 75 minutes
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: October 02, 1959
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Product Description:
Studio: Image Entertainment Release Date: 10/09/2001
Amazon.com:
The second collection of Twilight Zone "Treasures" features three quintessential examples of the show at its metaphorical, ironic best, allegories and morality plays disguised as thrillers and science fiction tales. "The Masks" (directed by Ida Lupino) stars Robert Keith as a dying patriarch with a death-bed Mardi Gras surprise for his petty family. John Carradine stars as a secretive monk with a mysterious prisoner locked in his hidden monastery in "The Howling Man." "Eye of the Beholder" is perhaps the most famous episode of the series, played almost completely in a twilight fog as the camera takes a behind-the-bandages view of a recovering plastic surgery patient until the startling revelation at the conclusion. Panasonic's package features the same supplements as the first Treasures collection, most notably a TV interview with Rod Serling conducted by Mike Wallace and an industrial film starring Serling to "pitch" potential advertisers for the in-production series, both from 1959. In addition a number of brief text presentations (taken from Mark Scott Zicree's definitive book The Twilight Zone Companion) offer historical background on the series and the individual episodes. The menu is designed around the floating eyeball from the series's credits sequence--just roll the gazing eyeball around to the item of your choice! --Sean Axmaker
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Excellent DVD!! I bought this for my daughter for her birthday!! My daughter LOVES 'The MASKS' and I love 'The Eye of The Beholder'. 'The Howling Man' is way to scary/eerie for me!!!! Excellent ep. though. I highly recommend this DVD for ANY TZ fan!!!!!!
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This is real magic; this series trasnformed the familiar television set into a window on the bizarre, the unknown and the deeply fascinating mysteries of this world and worlds beyond. The music alone sent shivers up many spines, and an old high school friend of mine (now Chief of Surgery at a major hospital in L.A.) told me when the TZ would come on and the music started he went flying down the stairs in his PJs to sit wiht his father...the music alone scared him to death...but he couldn't stay away ... Read More
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This "More Treasures" volume of Rod Serling's "The Twilight Zone" is one of my favorites in the series of "TZ" discs put out by Image Entertainment. You'll find three of the best "Zone" episodes on this disc -- plus a very satisfying batch of bonus features as well.
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1.) "The Masks" (first seen on CBS-TV on March 20, 1964, during the fifth and final season of the series; Episode #145 of 156) --- This episode stars 66-year-old Robert Keith as the dying "Jason Foster" ... Read More
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but this one is the very best of the entire collection!
Most often the Twilight Zone DVD's have a "mix" of episodes. One really great one, one or two good ones, and a clunker thrown in for good measure (even Serling himself said there were many TZ episodes that didn't quite make the grade). This one is nothing but pure gold! All three of the episodes on this disc are the most memorable of the series.
A tip to the masses - be aware that the 45 individual TZ dvd's have recently ... Read More
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What Twilight Zone fan wouldn't leap upon the opportunity to own three classic Twilight Zone episodes in their original condition with DVD quality? More Treasures of the Twilight Zone surprisingly managed to surpass the first Treasures in quality and extra features. I was overjoyed to see that included before each of the three episodes (The Masks, The Howling Man, Eye of the Beholder) the original teaser for the episode given at the end of the previous week's episode were included. The ... Read More
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