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Inner Sanctum Mysteries Complete Movie Collection (Calling Dr. Death Weird Woman The Frozen Ghost...

	Inner Sanctum Mysteries Complete Movie Collection (Calling Dr. Death Weird Woman The Frozen Ghost...
	by Universal Studios Sales Rank: 22400 Price: $26.99

Includes:Calling On Dr. DeathWeird WomanDead Man's EyesThe Frozen GhostStrange ConfessionPillow Of DeathFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: HORROR Rating: NR UPC: 025193108524 Manufacturer No: 31085 *Viewer Reviews* Universal finally decided to put all six B-grade low budgets on DVD. According to the superb INNER SANCTUM MYSTERIES: BEHIND THE CREAKING DOOR by Martin Grams (also available on Amazon.com), Universal created a series of six low budget pictures with Lon Chaney Jr. in the lead. Evelyn Ankers was pregnant in one movie, so the film in which she stands behind a sofa and other concealments was done on purpose. The studio would have let her go if the heads had known. Contrary to popular belief, Lon Chaney Jr. did appear as a guest on the radio program (once) but that was a year and a half before Universal began filming so his appearance was NOT for publicity purposes. STRANGE CONFESSION was a remake of THE MAN WHO RECLAIMED HIS HEAD and the studio faced a lawsuit in the 1940s, preventing that film to be shown on late-night tube TV in the 1950s for such programs as Shock Theatre. The reason you see a head in the globe and not a creaking door was because the studio optioned to buy the screen rights from Himan Brown, the creator/producer/director of the radio program and when he wouldn't sell it to them without a huge ransom, they discovered that he did not even own the name. Brown made an agreement with Simon & Schuster for the use of the Inner Sanctum name, on condition that at the end of each month, the latest paperback novel using the Inner Sanctum name would be mentioned. The publishing company profited through this arrangement. So the studio got permission from S&S to use the Inner Sanctum name and instructed very specific in the press books to theater owners not to make any mention of the radio program to avoid lawsuits. Brown owned the rights to the creaking door and nothing else. Hence the reason why no creaking door in the beginning of each movie, and the on-screen credit to S&S. Back To Top
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