The Arrow has the same film-related supplements including a 14-minute interview with star Nicky Henson, the same, 25-minute, Return of the Living Dead, an archive featurette containing interviews actors Henson, Mary Larkin, Denis Gilmore, Roy Holder and Rocky Taylor, 9-minute Sound of Psychomania archive interview with composer John Cameron. The Arrow also has the 6.5-minute Riding Free interview with singer Harvey Andrews, the 8-minute Hell for Leather, a new featurette on the company who supplied the film's costumes - and the brief remastering Psychomania, a look at the film's restoration from the original 35mm black and white separation masters. Both have a trailer for the film. Arrow lose the Discovering Britain, and Roger Wonders Why, video pieces and the Wilson Bros Trivia Track, but add their own reversible sleeve packaging featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by the Twins of Evil and first pressing orders get a collector's booklet containing writing by Vic Pratt, William Fowler and Andrew Roberts).

Region 'A'-locked audiences should be happy Psychomania is available to them on Blu-ray. It's quite a unique film filled with surprises. Absolutely recommended!

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ADDITION: (September 2016) BFI Region 'B' - Blu-ray: Firstly, Psychomania is a highly unusually and rip-roaring film experience. I don't know what I was expecting but not a supernatural biker flic. The comparison captures indicate a significant improvement for the 1080P - notable in the dramatic color shift, detail and grain support. The Blu-ray has a dual-layered transfer with a max'ed out bitrate. The restoration is quite impressive.

BFI use a faithful linear PCM mono track (24-bit) and supports the motorcycle engines growing with formidable depth.  There are optional English (SDH) subtitles on the region 'B'-locked disc.

BFI totally stack the Blu-ray disc with extras. Return of the Living Dead from 2010 features interviews with stars Nicky Henson, Mary Larkin, Denis Gilmore, Roy Holder and Rocky Taylor and runs over 25-minutes. Sound of Psychomania is also from 2010 interviewing with soundtrack composer John Cameron for just shy of ten minutes. Riding Free is a 6.5 minutes interview with singer Harvey Andrews. Plus there are new supplements including a 14-minute, 2016, interview with Nicky Henson recalling his time on the film and Hell for Leather a new, short, documentary about the company who supplied the film's costumes. There is a brief piece on remastering Psychomania plus Discovering Britain from 1955 with John Betjeman: Avebury, Wiltshire the celebrated British poet briefly narrates this travelogue about the Avebury stone circle and nearby burial grounds. Roger Wonders Why is from 1965 - a church-made amateur, 18-minute, film which sees two Christian biker youths visit the legendary 59 Club, where they meet its founder, Reverend Bill Shergold. There is an original theatrical trailer and the film has the options of a Wilson Bros Trivia Track from 2016. It's a newly-produced subtitle trivia-track by the horror aficionado siblings. The package has a fully illustrated booklet with new writing by Vic Pratt, William Fowler and Andrew Roberts; and full film credits. It is 'Dual Format' and a DVD disc is included.

Exceptionally strong Blu-ray release of a very cult-ish 70's effort. I'm going to enjoy watching this again - Psychomania is a wild ride. Absolutely recommended!

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