Firstly, a massive thank you to our Patreon supporters. Your generosity touches me deeply. These supporters have become the single biggest contributing factor to the survival of DVDBeaver. Your assistance has become essential.
What do Patrons receive, that you don't?
1)
Our
weekly
Newsletter
sent to your Inbox every
Monday morning!
Please consider keeping us in existence with a couple of dollars or more each month (your pocket change!) so we can continue to do our best in giving you timely, thorough reviews, calendar updates and detailed comparisons. Thank you very much. |
Search DVDBeaver |
S E A R C H D V D B e a v e r |
The Fearmakers Kino Blu-ray is compared to this DVD HERE
A Korean veteran cooperating with a Senate
committee uncovers subversives. *** In this drama, a Korean war veteran, a victim of brainwashing while he was a POW, finally goes back to his home in Washington,... DC, where he resumes his job at a public relations-opinion research firm. He soon discovers that his company is being run by communists after his partner mysteriously died. Now pro-communist propaganda seems to be their primary business. To stop them, the vet begins cooperating in a full-scale Senate investigation. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide |
Posters
Theatrical Release: October 1958 (USA)
Reviews More Reviews DVD Reviews
DVD Review: MGM (MGM Limited Edition Collection) - Region 0 - NTSC
Big thanks to Gregory Meshman for the Review!
DVD Box Cover |
|
CLICK to order from:
|
Distribution |
MGM Region 0 - NTSC |
|
Runtime | 1:24:36 | |
Video |
1.33:1 Open Matte format |
|
NOTE: The Vertical axis represents the bits transferred per second. The Horizontal is the time in minutes. |
||
Bitrate |
|
|
Audio | Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono (English) | |
Subtitles | None | |
Features |
Release Information: Studio: MGM Aspect Ratio:
Edition Details: Chapters 9 |
Comments |
The Fearmakers Kino Blu-ray is compared to this DVD HERE The Fearmakers is one of many political thrillers from late 1950's that is unfortunately badly dated. Masterfully directed by Jacques Tourneur and featuring an excellent performance by underrated Dana Andrews, the film has many noir elements going for it, but there are just too much of red scare tactics to bring the message home. The MGM's MOD
single-layered disc features an open matte transfer - just look
at the capture from the title sequence to see all the extra room
on the top and the bottom of the capture. The image has
unfortunate greenish hue, but it's less noticeable on TV screen.
I didn't notice any ghosting, although Allied Vaughn who
authored the discs issued the following statement about their
recent releases: |
DVD Menus
|
|
Screen Captures
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Note Overscan During the Credit Sequence
|
DVD Box Cover |
|
CLICK to order from:
|
Distribution |
MGM Region 0 - NTSC |
Search DVDBeaver |
S E A R C H D V D B e a v e r |