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Nov 18, 2010 · THE HYPNOTIC EYE was one of those movies that I was too chicken to see when it hit the Dreamland; hey, I was only four. I finally caught it a few years later, on tv. It was still creepy to me, but I could deal. I bought the DVD on the strength of my memories of several tv viewings over the years, and anticipated its arrival.
- (103)
- Jacques Bergerac
- $9.99
- NTSC
While this shocker ranks as one of the most offbeat low-budget horror films of the sixties and features the voluptuous Allison Hayes, the print of this DVD is horrendous. Barely watchable at best. Those unfamiliar with "Hypnotic Eye" will not appreciate it in this lousy print. Those who know this film and like it will be really offended.
- (3)
- DVD
THE HYPNOTIC EYE was one of those movies that I was too chicken to see when it hit the Dreamland; hey, I was only four. I finally caught it a few years later, on tv. It was still creepy to me, but I could deal. I bought the DVD on the strength of my memories of several tv viewings over the years, and anticipated its arrival.
- (100)
- DVD
Media Format : NTSC. Run time : 1 hour and 19 minutes. Release date : 18 Nov. 2010. Studio : HYPNOTIC EYE. ASIN : B0047DKLBO. Number of discs : 1. Best Sellers Rank: 150,153 in DVD & Blu-ray ( See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray) 14,242 in Thriller (DVD & Blu-ray) Customer reviews:
- (58)
- thriller
- NTSC
- English
The Howling (Collector's Ed.) The Hypnotic Eye - DVD-R (1960) for $11.50 from OLDIES.com Horror Something is driving beautiful women into grotesque acts of self-mutilation, and the police investigation leads to a debonair stage hypnotist and his glamorous assistant, who harbors a deep and deadly secret! - Order by Phone 1-800-336-4627.
- (974)
- Jacques Bergerac
- George Blair
- Warner Archive Collection (MOD)
The Hypnotic Eye (DVD, 1960) 60 days returns. Seller pays for return shipping. A sulfuric acid facial. A lye cocktail. A close encounter with whirring fan blades. A flammable shampoo and a lit gas burner. An extra for '50s horror fans: Hypnomagic, a get-'em-into-the-theater gimmick that gives you, the viewer, the opportunity to cross the dark ...
A lye cocktail. A close encounter with whirring fan blades. A flammable shampoo and a lit gas burner. Something is driving beautiful women into grotesque acts of self-mutilation - and the police ...
