More Brains: A Return To The Living Dead (HD, 1:59:43) – This is the full on documentary from the folks that brought you Never Sleep Again and Crystal Lake Memories. Such a grand thing to have included with this film that it makes for 5 stars on the bonus material just on itself alone. The FX of the Living Dead (HD, 33 min) — Essentially, a collection of interviews with various crew members talking about the look and design of the zombies with awesome concept art. More Brains (HD, 120 min) — An awesome full-length retrospective with new cast and crew interviews reminiscing on the production and sharing a various memories of working with each other and director Dan O'Bannon. As would be expected, the documentary commences with a recap on the story's origins and how the whole thing came together, but more surprising is learning of the many challenges and obstacles the filmmakers had to overcome. Still Gallery – Behind-The-Scenes Photos From Special Make-up Effects Artist Kenny Myers' Personal Collection Still Gallery – Behind-The-Scenes Photos From Special Make-up Effects Artist Kenny Myers’ Personal Collection

with care. Primaries are preserved, exploring interior design and decorative elements. Skin tones on the living and the deceased are enjoyable, More Brains: A Return to the Living Dead" (119:43, HD) is an outstanding making-of for "The Return of the Living Dead," We get a trio of options with the audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Mono, DTS-HD MA 5.1 and DTS-HD MA 2.0. The best is easily the first (original) having more depth and even the dialogue levels sound crisp and clear though the other two are certainly above average.

desired, but he has a vision for physical horror and zombie threats, with the last half of the picture capturing a pure cinematic insanity that's rarely The Return Of The Living Dead Workprint – Includes 20 minutes Of Additional Footage (480i; 1:48:05) Still Gallery (HD, 2:06) – Behind-the-scenes photos from special make-up effects artist Kenny Myers’ personal collection. In Their Own Words: The Zombies Speak— This is a pretty weak attempt at comedy, pretending like zombies are making random comments at the movie.

Horrors Hallowed Grounds (10:15) is a great series hosted by Sean Clark returning to the filming locations.The Return of the Living Dead has become a staple in the horror genre for punkers and zombie fans alike, and its influence has spread in countless ways. It helped to define a new breed of zombie – the brain eater – rather than the shambling mindless dead of George A. Romero’s Living Dead franchise. It fueled many adolescents’ wet dreams thanks to a fully nude Linnea Quigley, albeit with a mold upon her pubis. It ushered a new horror icon into fans’ hearts with Tarman, the melting origin zombie. It also recapitulated the allure of EC Comics-era imagery, from its gothic locales to the humorous signs and decorations found throughout the film. But probably The Return of the Living Dead‘s most important contribution to horror was its interplay of terror, gore, and dark humor – a difficult combination to pull off, but director Dan O’Bannon manages to perfectly encapsulate how those elements go together like zombies and flesh.

Audio Commentary With Gary Smart (Co-author Of The Complete History Of The Return Of The Living Dead) And Chris Griffiths Gary Smart (Co-author of ‘The Complete History of The Return of the Living Dead) and Chris Griffiths More Brains: A Return To The Living Dead – The Definitive Documentary On The Return Of The Living Dead (1080p; 1:59:43) The Return Of The Living Dead: The Dead Have Risen – Interviews With Cast Members Clu Gulager, James Karen, Don Calfa, Thom Mathews, Beverly Randolph, Linnea Quigley And More… (1080i; 20:34) The all-new bonus content for Five Nights at Freddy’s gives a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the iconic animatronics and recreating the immersive world of the game.

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The Return of the Living Dead isn’t a favorite zombie film of mine but still is fairly entertaining with some respectable makeup effects. This 4K set released by Shout does have excellent video and adequate audio and although there are no new features, the bonus materials ported over from the previous Blu-ray release was fantastic.