X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes (DVD)
Directed by Roger Corman
Diana Van der Vlis
Don Rickles
Harold J Stone
John Hoyt
Dare To Look Into The Eyes Of Madness! Fantastic tale of heart-pounding suspense, this harrowing and terrifying sci-fi shocker will fascinate horror film fans. Starring Ray Milland (The Premature Burial), it charts the startling transformation of a doctor so blinded by ambition that he dares to glimpse eternity! When the brilliant Dr. Xavier (Milland) concocts a serum to improve human sight, he stumbles upon a formula for x-ray vision. Inspired by its awesome medical potential, but shunned by his short-sighted colleagues, the doctor tests the potion on himself, only to discover that his ability to see through walls, clothing and flesh is slowly eclipsed by and insatiable desire to look still further - even if it means seeing more than any mortal can bear! Featuring wonderful direction by the great Roger Corman (Tales of Terror) and a strong supporting cast that includes Harold J. Stone (The Wrong Man), John Hoyt (Blackboard Jungle) and comedy legend Don Rickles (Run Silent, Run Deep).
DVD Extras Include:
New 2014 HD Transfer
Terror Vision! - Legendary director Joe Dante on X
Audio Commentary by Producer/Director Roger Corman
Audio Commentary by Film Historian Time Lucas
Rare Prologue
"Trailers from Hell" with Mick Garris
Original Theatrical trailer
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