Harry Benson is a brilliant computer scientist. For three minutes a day, he is violently homicidal.
Film Synopsis
The Terminal Man (1974) depicts a Los Angeles computer scientist who undergoes experimental surgery to control violent blackouts caused by brain damage. His psychiatrist questions the decision to implant computer-controlled electrodes in a patient who already fears the power of machines. This science-fiction thriller combines detailed medical procedures with stark lighting and impersonal hospital interiors to create an atmosphere of clinical unease.
The Terminal Man Blu-ray & DVD-R editions
See which disc extras are included across selected editions.
| Disc Extras | Scream Factory BD-A/US 2024 | Arrow BD-B/UK 2025 | Warner DVD-R-0/US 2009 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Howard S. Berger and Steve Mitchell | |||
| A (Misunderstood) Modern Masterpiece - Video Essay by Josh Nelson | |||
| The Skin We Live In - Video Essay by Howard S. Berger. | |||
| Who Am I If Not Myself? - Video Essay by Howard S. Berger. | |||
| Interview with Director Mike Hodges from “Mike Hodges: A Film-Maker’s Life” | |||
| Stills Gallery | |||
| Theatrical Trailer |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- Arrow’s Blu-ray includes a booklet with writing by Guy Adams.
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