The Spiral Staircase aka Die Wendeltreppe (Region B) w/SLIP
Ā BOOKLET IS IN GERMAN
New England, early 20th century: Within a few days, three women are murdered, all suffering from a physical ailment. Servant Helen (Dorothy McGuire), who lost her voice to shock as a child, worries she might be next on the killer's list. A horrible night awaits her in the gloomy Warren mansion.
Robert Siodmak's classic is a timelessly frightening symbiosis of expressionist lighting and camera work, the black series and gothic horror.
- Booklets
- Slipcase
- Reversible cover
- Audio commentary by Rolf Giesen
- Radio report from 1945 with Dorothy McGuire and Robert Siodmak (ca. 31 min., original subtitles)
- Original theatrical trailer
- German trailer
- Trailer show
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The Spiral Staircase aka Die Wendeltreppe (Region B) w/SLIP
The Spiral Staircase aka Die Wendeltreppe (Region B) w/SLIP
Ā BOOKLET IS IN GERMAN
New England, early 20th century: Within a few days, three women are murdered, all suffering from a physical ailment. Servant Helen (Dorothy McGuire), who lost her voice to shock as a child, worries she might be next on the killer's list. A horrible night awaits her in the gloomy Warren mansion.
Robert Siodmak's classic is a timelessly frightening symbiosis of expressionist lighting and camera work, the black series and gothic horror.
- Booklets
- Slipcase
- Reversible cover
- Audio commentary by Rolf Giesen
- Radio report from 1945 with Dorothy McGuire and Robert Siodmak (ca. 31 min., original subtitles)
- Original theatrical trailer
- German trailer
- Trailer show
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Ā BOOKLET IS IN GERMAN
New England, early 20th century: Within a few days, three women are murdered, all suffering from a physical ailment. Servant Helen (Dorothy McGuire), who lost her voice to shock as a child, worries she might be next on the killer's list. A horrible night awaits her in the gloomy Warren mansion.
Robert Siodmak's classic is a timelessly frightening symbiosis of expressionist lighting and camera work, the black series and gothic horror.
- Booklets
- Slipcase
- Reversible cover
- Audio commentary by Rolf Giesen
- Radio report from 1945 with Dorothy McGuire and Robert Siodmak (ca. 31 min., original subtitles)
- Original theatrical trailer
- German trailer
- Trailer show
