Deadly Eyes
 (1982)
Horror
In Collection
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IMDB   4.1
87 mins Canada / English
Blu-ray Disc  Region 1   R (Restricted)
Sam Groom Paul Harris
Sara Botsford Kelly Leonard
Scatman Crothers George Foskins
Cec Linder Dr. Louis Spenser
Lisa Langlois Trudy White
Lesleh Donaldson Martha
James B. Douglas Mel Dederick
Lee-Max Walton Tim Harris
Joseph Kelly Matt
Jon Wise Skip
Lisa Bushell Liz
Charles Jolliffe Henry Younger
Dora Dainton Mrs. Trumbull
Michael McManus Mayor Rizetti
George Merner Lester Hymes
Director
Robert Clouse
Producer Jeff Schechtman
Charles H. Eglee
Writer James Herbert
Charles H. Eglee
Cinematography René Verzier
Musician Anthony Guefen


Corn grain contaminated with steroids produces large rats the size of small dogs who begin feeding on the residents of Toronto. Paul, a college basketball coach, teams up with Kelly, a local health inspector, to uncover the source of the mysterious rat attacks and they eventually try to prevent the opening of a new subway line as well as find the mutant rats nest quickly, or there will be a huge massacre of the entire city!
Edition Details
Edition 2 Disc Blu-Ray DVD Combo
Release Date 7/15/2014
Packaging HD Case
Subtitles English
Audio Tracks DTS [English]
Layers Single Side, Dual Layer
No. of Disks/Tapes 2
Personal Details
Purchase Price $19.01
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IMDB
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Features
Disc 01 •Deadly Eyes: Dogs in Rats' Clothing (1080p; 24:05) is a fantastically fun piece featuring a great interview by Charles H. Eglee, among several others. •Interview with Actress Lisa Langlois (1080p; 18:50). Langlois has some nice reminiscences about her audition and the shoot. •Interview with Actress Lesleh Donaldson (1080p; 13:48). It's obvious the interviewer has asked her many of the same questions that were lobbed at Langlois, but Donaldson has some good anecdotes about the shoot. •Interview with Actor Joseph Kelly (1080p; 13:22). Kelly was evidently not asked about being a "scream queen" (thankfully, I guess), but he also offers up some good reminiscences about everything from his audition to the shoot. •Interview with Special Effects Artist Allan Apone (1080p; 14:07) offers some (unintentionally?) hilarious commentary about how to make a dog look like a rat. It's evidently harder than it looks. •TV Spot (1080i; 00:31) DVD Copy