Thank you for viewing. Screams, faces contorted in terror, and expressions of agony... That is his ultimate feast. A masterpiece of psychological thriller produced in 1960 by Michael Powell, a British film industry giant known for "The Red Shoes" and "The Tales of Hoffmann." However, the film was suppressed at the time because its depictions and subject matter were too extreme, and director Powell was also ostracized from the film industry. But it became a cult movie from its release overseas, and in recent years, it has been re-evaluated as the origin of psycho-thrillers, alongside Hitchcock's "Psycho." In fact, it was re-released in Japan in 1998 and captivated many film fans. 【Story】 Mark, the son of a psychologist, was constantly subjected to experiments by his father about the effects of fear on humans when he was a child. The repeated experiments gradually drove Mark to the brink of madness. As Mark grew up, he became obsessed with capturing women's expressions on camera. And eventually, he came to desire to photograph their expressions at the moment of death... 【Cast & Staff】 Starring: Carl Boehm / Moira Shearer / Anna Massey / Maxine Audley Directed & Produced by: Michael Powell / Original Story & Screenplay by: Leo Marks / Music by: Brian Easdale I purchased this as a used item and watched it only once. There are some scratches and stains on the case and disc. 1960 Film British Film Stingray Out of print DVD Rare Retail version