Dr. Phibes is a supposedly dead concert pianist bent on revenge. He's mightily PO'd at a team of doctors who apparently botched surgery on his wife, supposedly causing her death. It's worth seeing and lives up to the Midnite Movie classification MGM has given it. Audio quality is also good, but remember that this film is from the days when not as much attention was paid to sound quality as it is today.
Extras are limited to the trailer.
Ten years after the first film saw him supposedly defeated by the forces of Scotland Yard, Dr. Phibes is on his way to Egypt to resurrect his wife. True to his bent, he dreams up cleverly interesting and highly diabolical ways to kill all those who stand in the way of his quest. It all comes up rather lame, however. Vincent Price is fine as Dr. Phibes, and we also get treated to a guest appearance by Peter Cushing, but for the most part the actors are wasted here. The audio is okay as well, but nothing to write home about.