DTS-HD Master 2.0 channel (16-bit) lossless audio, for both original Spanish and the English DUB, with a score by Antonio Pérez Olea (The Dead, the Devil and the Flesh, Violent Blood Bath) and it has many aggressive effects. The quality seems indicative of the original production -  fairly weak by modern standards with a shrill high end and lack of bass. There are optional English subtitles (see sample).

Extras offer a new wonderful audio commentary with Samm Deighan and Kat Ellinger. The two stress the importance of this film and are very well versed in horror and cult films. They provide context as to the subversive nature of Bride. Samm and Kat are very compelling and this track is a great addition to an often overlooked cult classic. Mondo has included a new interview with cinematographer Fernando Arribas where he details the trajectory of his career. It is a very thorough and riveting interview and Arribas is not afraid to talk about the struggles he has faced in the past. The two part interview with actor Simón Andreu discusses many aspects of his career, including his work in Giallo films, and his relationship with various directors. Andreu is quite eloquent when speaking about his work in genre film and he has some quite revealing behind-the-scenes stories. Included is a brand new interview with Jonathan Rigby (author of Euro Gothic: Classics of Continental Horror Cinema.) Rigby explains many aspects of the film, as well as the history of Spanish horror. He also discusses the story of Carmilla, and how it has been translated into film. Original trailers and radio spots, three never-before-seen alternate scenes, and an alternate ending have been included with or without audio from the score. There are some amusing alternate takes, especially one involving a very interesting method of censorship. Lastly are some Mondo Macabro previews.

Once again Mondo Macabro have gifted us with a stellar release.  The disc is loaded with quite valuable extras, as well as having a beautiful transfer of the film itself.  Though the themes of the film are quite startling, even by today's standards, cult film buffs will find a lot to appreciate here. Can't recommend this disc enough!