Name: Calling Dr. Death
Director: Reginald Le Borg
Genre: Film-Noir, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Released: 1943-01-01
Duration: 63 min

Calling Dr. Death Blu-ray & DVD editions

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Comparison of Calling Dr. Death Blu-ray & DVD Editions
Disc Extras	Mill Creek BD-A/US 2020	Eureka BD-B/UK 2021	Universal DVD-1/US/OOP 2006
Audio Commentary by Film Historian C. Courtney Joyner and Regina Le Borg, Daughter of Director Reginald Le Borg
This is the Inner Sanctum: Making a Universal Mystery Series (31:47)
The Creaking Door: Entering The Inner Sanctum - Video Essay by Martin Grams Jr. (17:37)
Kim Newman on the “Inner Sanctum Mysteries” (26:56)
Theatrical Trailer (1:07)
“Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Black Seagull” (Radio Episode 114, 1943, 28:46)
“Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Death of a Doll” (Radio Episode 392, 1948, 25:08)
“Inner Sanctum Mysteries: Skeleton Bay” (Radio Episode 257, 1946, 29:44)
“Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Amazing Death of Mrs. Putnam” (Radio Episode 1, 1941, 25:15)
“Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Man Who Couldn't Die” (Radio Episode 258, 1948, 29:22)
“Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Skull That Walked” (Radio Episode 172, 1944, 29:42)

Edition and Packaging Notes

Mill Creek’s Blu-ray is included in the “Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Complete Film Series” box set with Dead Man’s Eyes (1944), Weird Woman (1944), The Frozen Ghost (1945), Pillow of Death (1945) and Strange Confession (1945). It includes a 28-page booklet.
Eureka’s Blu-ray is included in the “Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Complete Film Series” box set with Calling Dr. Death (1943), Dead Man’s Eyes (1944), Weird Woman (1944), The Frozen Ghost (1945), Pillow of Death (1945) and Strange Confession (1945). It includes a booklet with writing by Craig Ian Mann (“Step Inside... Notes on the Inner Sanctum Mystery Series”).
Universal’s DVD is included in the “Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Complete Movie Collection” box set with Dead Man’s Eyes (1944), Weird Woman (1944), The Frozen Ghost (1945), Pillow of Death (1945) and Strange Confession (1945). It contains no extras.