Fear in the Night (Region B) w/SLIP USED Spaghetti Westerns Boasting a starrier cast than

Boasting a starrier cast than the original film

The immortal Mel Brooks offers up a comedy transfusion with Dracula: Dead And Loving it — a fangtastic spoof in the vein of Young Frankenstein

PLUS: A new essay by critic Phillip Lopate and an appreciation by director Akira Kurosawa

Robert Urich

AUDIO COMMENTARY WITH STAR MONTGOMERY AND DIRECTOR JOHN BUD CARDOS AND PRODUCER IGO KANTOR

Fear in the Night (Region B) w/SLIP USED Spaghetti Westerns Boasting a starrier cast thanPeggy (Judy Geeson) is recovering from a nervous breakdown when she is attacked by an unseen assailant. As she struggles to break free, her attackers artificial arm comes loose and Peggy blacks out in sheer terror. Peggy and her new husband Robert (Ralph Bates) spend their honeymoon at the country school where Robert is a teacher. The school is eerily deserted, except for the headmaster Michael (Peter Cushing) and his wife Molly (Joan Collins).