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BLACK FRIDAY Original 1940 Theatrical Trailer

In BLACK FRIDAY (dir. Arthur Lubin, 1940), Karloff is the amoral brain surgeon, Dr Sovac, who transplants part of a gangster’s brain into the body of his dying friend, creating a terrifying Jekyll-and-Hyde figure who starts murdering his former criminal associates (including, again, the wonderful Béla Lugosi). MANIACAL MAYHEM (Three films starring Boris KARLOFF) (Eureka Classics) Two-Disc Blu-ray is AVAILABLE NOW from the Eureka Store https://bit.ly/3Ojsv7S Three more tales of terror from the vaults of Universal Pictures, all starring the iconic Boris Karloff. Features THE INVISIBLE RAY, BLACK FRIDAY and THE STRANGE DOOR. Boris Karloff and Béla Lugosi both star In THE INVISIBLE RAY (dir. Lambert Hillyer, 1936), which sees Dr Janos Rukh (Karloff) exposed to a mysterious element that turns him into a deadly luminescent maniac who devises a plot to bump off his personal and professional rivals. Finally, the incomparable Charles Laughton plays the sadistic Sire Alain de Maletroit in THE STRANGE DOOR (dir. Joseph Pevney, 1951). Maletroit has kept his own brother locked in a dungeon for twenty years, and now wants to ruin the life of his niece by forcing her to marry a violent rogue. His plan is upset when the “rogue” is unexpectedly noble-hearted and attempts to rescue the girl, aided by an abused servant (Karloff). SPECIAL EDITION TWO-DISC BLU-RAY FEATURES: Limited Edition O-Card Slipcase | 1080p presentation of all three films across two Blu-ray discs | All films presented from 2K scans of the original film elements | Optional English SDH | Brand new audio commentary tracks on THE INVISIBLE RAY and THE STRANGE DOOR with author Stephen Jones and author / critic Kim Newman | Brand new audio commentary track on BLACK FRIDAY with Kevin Lyons and Jonathan Rigby | “The Sire de Maletroit’s Door” radio adaptations | Stills Galleries | Trailers | PLUS: A Limited Edition Collector’s Booklet featuring new writing on all three films by film writers Andrew Graves, Rich Johnson, and Craig Ian Mann | *All extras subject to change