Features: DVD, Sensormatic
Editor's Note
Viewers will get chills from this double feature containing the following horror features from 1953. A BLUEPRINT FOR MURDER: When one of two young orphans living with their stepmother comes down with an illness that appears to be the result of poisoning, will a visiting uncle identify the culprit before it's too late? MAN IN THE ATTIC: In this, the third adaptation of Marie Belloc Lowndes's 1912 novel, THE LODGER (most famously filmed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1927), Jack Palance stars as Slade, a mysterious pathologist who rents out an attic in London. As women begin turning up dead, Slade's landlady begins to fear that he may be responsible, and she begins to keep a more watchful eye over her showgirl daughter (Constance Smith).
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