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From out of the surf it came...a familiar voice...a voice that belonged to the afterlife!

An atmospheric masterpiece, The Amazing Mr. X stars Turhan Bey as Alexis, a mystery man who claims to communicate with spirits. Appearing on the beach one night, Alexis easily charms a depressed widow and her sister (Lynn Bari and Cathy O'Donnell). The sly Alexis makes a living by separating gullible people from their money, but before this tale is over he will learn that the living are far more dangerous than the dead. Thanks to exceptional cinematography by John Alton, director Bernard Vorhaus delivers a film that oozes weird passion and sinister suspense. This is a movie that breathes right on your neck!

SPECIAL FEATURES:

Commentary by Professor and Film Scholar, Jason A. Ney

Full Color Booklet with essay, "The Amazing Mr. Bey," by Don Stradley

"MYSTERIES EXPOSED: INSIDE THE CINEMATIC WORLD OF SPIRITUALISM" - A new documentary from Ballyhoo Motion Pictures featuring interviews with author Lisa Morton and author/film historian C. Courtney Joyner.

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Bonus Materials

• Audio Commentary by Professor and Film Scholar, Jason A. Ney
• 'THE AMAZING MR. BEY', original essay by Don Stradley
• 'MYSTERIES EXPOSED: INSIDE THE CINEMATIC WORLD OF SPIRITUALISM' - A new documentary from Ballyhoo Motion Pictures featuring interviews with author Lisa Morton (Calling All Spirits: A History of Seances) and author/film historian C. Courtney Joyner

Sales Points

• Audio Commentary by Professor and Film Scholar, Jason A. Ney
• Full color booklet featuring, 'THE AMAZING MR. BEY,' an original essay by Don Stradley
• 'MYSTERIES EXPOSED: INSIDE THE CINEMATIC WORLD OF SPIRITUALISM' - A new documentary from Ballyhoo Motion Pictures featuring interviews with author Lisa Morton (Calling All Spirits: A History of Seances) and author/film historian C. Courtney Joyner

Press Quotes

TFD's Blu-ray ties together a 4K transfer from a 35mm source, which is far superior to the numerous PD versions of this title; commentary by Jason Ney, a solid featurette on spiritualism in the movies, and liner notes focusing on Bey's offbeat career close out the set.

     —Paul Gaita, The Los Angeles Beat