Arrow augment the release with another excellent new audio commentary by film historian Richard Harland Smith who follows detail and detail of the film with a strong focus on the career of Robert Lansing. Smith has an easy tone and I thoroughly enjoyed his comments. The Cutting Edge with John Grissmer runs 14-minutes and the director talks about casting Robert Lansing and Judith Chapman, also his work on The Bride (Last House on Massacre Street) and Blood Rage. He lauds the music of Bob Cobert, cinematographer Edward Lachman and is a genuinely impressive gentleman - a pleasure to hear. Dead Ringer is an 18-minute interview with, still stunning, Judith Chapman, how she got the part, acting tips she's learned, a few anecdotes of her career,  filming in the south, and the hospital scenes. She loved working with the director Grissmer and Robert Lansing. Edward Latchman has a 1/4 hour video piece entitled Southern Gothic, and discusses the first time filming in 35mm, shooting in Covington, GA. and his style of the film from 41 years ago including transferring the film, color grading the film to match his original intentions and was non-committal on reservationists opinion on using modern techniques to color-correct. It makes for a great discussion. There is an image gallery, an original theatrical trailer and the package has a reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by The Twins of Evil, For the first pressing of the Blu-ray there is a collector's booklet included with new writing on the film by Bill Ackerman.

 - Colin Zavitz + Gary Tooze