This double-feature celebrates the genius production of Val Lewton, whose work in the 1940s changed horror cinema forever. In "I Walked with a Zombie" (Frances Dee, James Ellison. 1943/69 min), a Canadian nurse travels to the Caribbean to care for a plantation owner’s sick wife, and experiences voodoo possession in the process. In "The Seventh Victim" (Tom Conway, Jean Brooks. 1943/71 min), a schoolgirl travels to Greenwich Village to look for her wayward twin, but instead finds herself fraternizing with Satan-worshippers. Also includes audio commentary tracks for both films, interview with historian Imogen Sara Smith, audio essays on both films, a 2005 documentary retrospective on Val Lewton featuring Neil Gaiman, Guillermo del Toro and William Friedkin, trailers and essays by critics Chris Fujiwara and Lucy Sante on 2 DVDs, B&w/NR/fullscreen.