The Boston Strangler (1968) Twilight Time - Blu-ray

In the early 1960s, a terrifying wave of murders plagues Boston. Women are being strangled and killed in their own homes. The police struggle with overlapping jurisdictions. Because of this, the Massachusetts Attorney General creates a special Strangler Bureau to stop the killer. The team eventually zeroes in on Albert DeSalvo, an everyday family man who begins confessing to the crimes after his alternate, split personality is triggered.

• Audio Commentary: Insightful commentary by film historians David Del Valle and Steven Peros. 
• Split-Screen Personality: A 22-minute interview featuring director William Friedkin, who was originally attached to direct the film. 
• Real Killer, Fake Nose: A 31-minute behind-the-scenes documentary featuring interviews with cinematographer Richard H. Kline, the director's son, and actress Sally Kellerman. 
• AMC Backstory: The Boston Strangler: A 21-minute vintage documentary on the history of the case and the making of the film. 
• Isolated Score Track: An audio track allowing you to listen to the film's score by composer Lionel Newman completely separated from the dialogue. 
• Original Theatrical Trailers: A look at the marketing for the 1968 movie. 
• Booklet: The case includes a collectible booklet featuring liner notes, essays, and vintage poster art