Lugosi: Hollywood\'s Dracula
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Bonus Mockumentary Insert the main disc from the set, the one containing the actual documentary, and on the [Main Menu] select [DVD Notes] to get to the screens with the DVD production credits and notes. Go through all the pages of these DVD notes and on the last page, highlight the [Back] menu entry. Now, press the [Down] arrow key on your remote control and Bela Lugosi's talisman will be highlighted. Press [Enter] and you will have the pleasure to view "chair", a 30-minute mockumentary about Bela Lugosi's chair.

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