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Episodes: "The Masks" (Ep. 145, March 20, 1964) - Knowing he is about to die, Foster summons his greedy heirs to his mansion for a bizarre Mardi Gras ritual--and gives them the inheritance they so richly deserve! "Eye of the Beholder" (Ep. 42, November 11, 1960) - Janet's hideous face has made her an outcast all her life. As she awaits the results of her last-chance surgery, she ponders the consequences of failure--to be banished forever to a village of freaks! "The Howling Man" (Ep. 41, November 4, 1960) - During a walking trip of central Europe following WWII, Ellington loses his way. Exhausted, he comes upon a monastery where an insane monk claims he's captured the Devil himself! Atmospheric music by Bernard Hermann gives strength to this devilish tale.

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Aspect Ratio : 1.33:1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
MPAA rating : s_medNotRated Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions : 7.75 x 5.75 x 0.53 inches; 3.2 Ounces
Media Format : Multiple Formats, Black & White, NTSC
Run time : 1 hour and 15 minutes
Release date : October 9, 2001
Actors : Rod Serling, Robert McCord, Jay Overholts, Vaughn Taylor, James Turley
Language : English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono), Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1)
Studio : IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT
ASIN : B00004L8IM
Writers : Rod Serling
Number of discs : 1

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Kandy Kay Scaramuzzo

Rod strikes again.

Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2012

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This dvd has a bunch of the classic Night Gallery stories on it. One of my personal favorites is the one where they do a series of surgeries on a person to make them look like everyone else. Turns out everyone else is horribly ugly and the one one they are operating on is quite lovely. It is a nice twist on beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

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Dodger Dog 13

Twilight Zone rocks

Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2013

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My all time favorite suspense tv drama, Rod Serling, who happened to be a Catholic, shows his faith and humanity in each episode, especially the ones he has written, love it

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Sandra K. Mcclaflin

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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2016

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Excellent TV show Sandra K.

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Karen Di Valerio

Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2009

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Excellent DVD!! I bought this for my daughter for her birthday!! My daughter LOVES 'The MASKS' and I love 'The Eye of The Beholder'. 'The Howling Man' is way to scary/eerie for me!!!! Excellent ep. though. I highly recommend this DVD for ANY TZ fan!!!!!!

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Janet ChandlerTop Contributor: The Beatles

More True Treasures

Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2013

A sequel to "Treasures Of The Twilight Zone", "More Treasures Of The Twilight Zone" has three more episodes from the outstanding TV series as the first one did. In all three cases the episodes that appear on this DVD are some of the most best known and popular episodes. The disc starts with "The Masks". It is Marti Gras in New Orleans and Jason Foster is dying. Foster knows his family is waiting for the moment when he dies and they will inherit his wealth and while he can't stand the sight of his greedy, vain, self-centered family Jason plans to see to it that his money will go to his family but at a price. They must spend Marti Gras with him at his mansion and wear masks for the entire evening. Of course the family would rather be doing something much more fun but if it means insuring they will inherit the fortune when he dies they are willing to put up with it. In the end Jason Foster does die and his family gets the inheritance but at a price they will have to live with the rest of their lives.

"The Eye Of The Beholder" is certainly one of the more interesting episodes ever made. The main character in the story wears bandages throughout most of the story. Deformed she undergoes a series of facial surgeries to try and make her face look normal, like everyone else. Otherwise she faces the certain fate of being banished to a village filled with others who has facial deformities and away from society. It is not until just about the end of the episode that the bandages are removed and the results and the fate of the woman is shown.

The last story on the DVD is one of the most popular episodes of "Twilight Zone", "The Howling Man". Set in Post World War One Europe, a man is lost on a walking trip during a downpour and comes across a monastery and goes there for help. The head of the monastery refuses to offer help and tries to get the man to leave until the man passes out. When he awakens he meets another man kept imprisoned in a room. When the man, who's name is Ellington, confronts the head of the monastery about the man being held captive the leader, played by John Carradine, denies there is a man being held captive but rather it is the Devil himself. Ellington doesn't believe what he is being told and helps the man to escape and pays the consequence for it.

As with the first DVD, "Treasures Of The Twilight Zone", this DVD is a must have for anyone who is a fan of "Twilight Zone". Also note that this DVD also appears in the Collection 5 box set of "The Twilight Zone" as well. The picture quality on this disc is superb. There must have been some work done on these video tapes to re-master them and it shows when you watch the programs. I would recommend this DVD to anybody.

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David Von Pein

Common Theme Here ---> 'What's Behind That Outer Facade?'

Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2004

This "More Treasures" volume of Rod Serling's "The Twilight Zone" is one of my favorites in the series of "TZ" discs put out by Image Entertainment. You'll find three of the best "Zone" episodes on this disc -- plus a very satisfying batch of bonus features as well.

EPISODES:

1.) "The Masks" (first seen on CBS-TV on March 20, 1964, during the fifth and final season of the series; Episode #145 of 156) --- This episode stars 66-year-old Robert Keith as the dying "Jason Foster" (this was Keith's last TV or movie role; he died in December 1966).

Throughout the entire episode length of "The Masks" there's a perceptible underlying feeling of creepiness and eeriness, enhanced greatly by the effective music score used here. A truly five-star TZ outing.

2.) "The Eye Of The Beholder" (Ep. #42; November 11, 1960; Season 2) --- This episode is also known as "The Private World Of Darkness". Donna Douglas (from "The Beverly Hillbillies" fame) appears in this episode as the "disfigured" Janet Tyler, which begs the proverbial question: just what is "normal"? A top-notch TZ installment, with yet another fine music score attached.

3.) "The Howling Man" (Ep. #41; November 4, 1960; Season 2) --- John Carradine stars in this ultra-creepy "Zone". Some unique "Batman"-like "tilted" camera angles are employed by Mr. Serling throughout this episode, a hint to the viewer (I suppose) that things just aren't quite right here. Excellent use of lighting too. Plus there's the very realistic-looking set design as well. The climax is worth the wait.

Video quality for the three episodes featured on this 1999-produced DVD is just about perfect, in my opinion. I'm doubting these shows looked this good even during their initial CBS airings. The picture quality for the bonus supplements, however, does not earn as much praise. But these extras were obviously not souped-up in any manner for DVD release, and don't look too terrible considering their age.

The Menu design for this disc is rather annoying, with animated transitions each time you want to move around the menu screens. Plus, an added nuisance on this particular disc is the inability to "pause" the scrolling text notes. Good luck if you're a slow reader.

The later (higher-numbered) volumes in Image Entertainment's TZ DVD series have a much-improved and user-friendly menu system (which feature silent menus, non-scrolling text notes, and no animated screen-to-screen transitions). Some DVD menu designer must have been listening when told how irritating the menus are on these early (1999) "Twilight Zone" discs.

BONUS MATERIAL:

>> A Rod Serling TV Interview, conducted in 1959 by famed CBS-TV newsman Mike Wallace on his series entitled "The Mike Wallace Interview". This bonus runs for 21.5 minutes and takes us inside the head of Mr. Rod Serling, as he candidly discusses with Wallace many aspects of television, circa 1959. Serling's as-yet-to-be-seen new series "The Twilight Zone", of course, is discussed -- along with other aspects of the medium of television, including network censorship.

This is a very interesting and highly-collectible bonus supplement, which can also be found on the first "Treasures Of The Twilight Zone" DVD.

During the interview, Serling, a heavy smoker, is seen puffing away on the cigarettes like mad. All of that smoking no doubt took its toll physically on the hard-working Mr. Serling, who died at the early age of 50 in 1975. He was born on Christmas Day 1924 (in Syracuse, New York).

>> An intriguing Rod Serling "Pitch". It's a 7.5-minute promotional film, made in 1959, and features Rod Serling himself attempting to "pitch" his product ("The Twilight Zone" TV series) to potential sponsors. Cool stuff.

>> "Program Bumpers (Previews)" -- Prior to each of the three episodes on the disc, Rod Serling appears with a preview of the upcoming program.

>> Text Notes on the history of "The Twilight Zone" and a brief bio on Creator/Writer Rod Serling.

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TECHNICAL DATA CONCERNING THIS DVD:

Video: 1.33:1 TV Ratio (Full Frame / Full Screen).

Audio: 2.0 Mono (Dolby Digital).

Subtitles: None.

Episode Running Times: Approx. 25:10 per program.

Enclosures/Inserts: None.

Scene Access?: Yes, all episodes plus bonus items are broken into chapters.

"Play All" Option?: Yes -- Choosing "Feature Presentation" from the Main Menu will play all episodes on the disc consecutively (followed by the Rod Serling extra features).

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Final TZ Thoughts:

It's a virtual toss-up between this "More Treasures" disc and TZ Volume #2 as to which is my all-time favorite "Zone" DVD. But one thing's for certain -- purchasing this disc is sure to please any TZ aficionado, and induce a shiver or two to boot.

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