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The Bells (Silent) / The Crazy Ray (American Edition) (Silent)

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DVD Features:

  • Rated: Not Rated
  • Run Time: 1 hours, 27 minutes
  • Video: Black & White
  • Released: March 28, 2000
  • Originally Released: 1926
  • Label: Image Entertainment
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide) Encoding
Packaging: Snap Case
Includes Rene Clair's THE CRAZY RAY

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring Lionel Barrymore & Boris Karloff
Featured Fred Warren, Eddie Phillips & Lola Todd
Directed by James Young & René Clair

Description by OLDIES.com:

Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's poem. A classic American horror film that combines elements of the traditional ghost story, Poe and The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. The Bells (1926, color tinted, 68 min.) follows an ambitious innkeeper (Lionel Barrymore) on a downward trajectory into insanity after murdering a wealthy traveler to settle his debts. Though he is not suspected of the crime, the innkeeper is haunted by a hypnotist in a traveling carnival (Boris Karloff), and his conscience is tormented by a blood-smeared apparition of the dead man who comes seeking a confession of his own. The Bells is digitally mastered from an original tinted-and-toned nitrate 35mm print and backed with a musical score compiled by Eric Beheim.

Also featured on this DVD is the original American edition of Rene Clair's The Crazy Ray (1922, B&W, 19 mins), a delightfully surreal fanstay in which an eccentric scientist freezes the population of Paris with a mechanical ray of his own invention.

Product Description:

Barrymore murders a traveling salesman and steals his gold. Thereafter, the sound of bells drives him mad. Silent.

Description by Image Entertainment:

Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's poem. A classic American horror film that combines elements of the traditional ghost story, Poe and "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari." "The Bells" (1926, 68 min.) follows an ambitious innkeeper (Lionel Barrymore) on a downward trajectory into insanity after murdering a wealthy traveler to settle his debts. Though he is not suspected of the crime, the innkeeper is haunted by a hypnotist in a traveling carnival (Boris Karloff), and his conscience is tormented by a blood-smeared apparition of the dead man who comes seeking a confession of his own. "The Bells" is digitally mastered from an original tinted-and-toned nitrate 35mm print and backed with a musical score compiled by Eric Beheim.

Plot Keywords:

Murder | Silent | Vintage

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  • Sales Rank: 49,575
  • UPC: 014381583229
  • Shipping Weight: 0.17/lbs (approx)
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