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Originally Posted by MrBarlow  X: The Man with the X-ray Eyes. 1963.
Dr. James Xavier has developed a drug which when dropped into the eyes, the eyesight becomes more cleared to see through anything unaware of it's consequences.
Ray Milland was brilliant in this as Dr. Xavier at the start by knowing the eyes only sees one tenth but tries to improve it with his experiment on a monkey then himself and forced to go on the run when things get out of hand. Don Rickles stars as the manager of a side show who believes he has something that's not a con with Xavier and sees money in it. The special effects are brilliantly done for the film at this era combined with a good background score and great direction by Roger Corman. Attachment 224769 |
Did the version you see start with a close up of a severed eyeball before the credits started..? I watched it the other day and could not remember seeing that before, either it's my age or acholol..