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"Madness & Mystery runs 27 minutes, 39 seconds and brings notes from Rode and MacQueen. They discuss the status of Warner Bros. in the late 1920s/early 1930s as well as the involvement of Michael Curtiz as a horror director. Inevitably, some of this repeats from their commentaries, but...

I've only ever seen "X" and "Mystery" on BD, so I have no point of comparison to the DVDs!

I liked the look of the B&W version more. Call me names if you must, but I think 2-strip Technicolor is pretty ugly, so the B&W looks better to me. I think it's an iffy movie, mainly because the "comedy" scenes the studio forced on Curtiz are lousy. But the thriller aspects work. Anyone else...