Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray
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Castle of Evil (1966) — Blu-ray

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About the Film

Six people summoned to an island castle stand to inherit a fortune from an electronics genius they all despise. A storm traps them together as mysterious deaths begin.

Francis D. Lyon directs Scott Brady, Virginia Mayo, David Brian and Lisa Gaye in this 1966 mystery-horror film.

Vinegar Syndrome Labs VSL-019: Region A Blu-ray, approximately 81 minutes, 1.37:1, English mono with English SDH subtitles. Restored in 4K from the original 35mm camera negative.

Supplements: commentaries by Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons, and by Bill Bria and Ashley Coffin; Preserving the Legacy of Francis D. Lyon; reversible sleeve.


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