Maniac (1934) Mondo Macabro Twenty-seven years after scaring the

Twenty-seven years after scaring the daylights out of everyone as the lumbering monster in Frankenstein

With the assistance of British policeman Edward Foster

Immerse yourself in the sewers of New York City with an interactive and scent-sational viewing experience

66:1) • DTS-HD Master Audio (Feature Only)

Audio Commentary With Producers David Allen And Brian O’Toole

Maniac (1934) Mondo Macabro Twenty-seven years after scaring theSo perverse that it continues to shock and offend viewers 90 years after its release, Dwain Espers Maniac is a deranged retelling of Edgar Allan Poes The Black Cat in the guise of an educational film on mental illness. This no budget thriller by self taught filmmakers has a wildly fragmented style. Its intrusive use of title scrolls, stock footage, and gratuitous nudity make it one of the first true underground films (with a gruesome wink at the