The whole Canabilism scene was hysterical. As was the final fight scene.

There's a House disc with House II as an extra. Zombie Doom comes with Zombie '90.

The Warner 2-Disc version of Around the World in 80 Days has a full version of A Trip To The Moon.

How do you decide if something like "Porky's/Porky's 2" or "Revenge of the Nerds/Revenge 2" is a one-movie disc with a sequel as an extra, or simply two movies on one disk? What about all the two-fer Midnight Movies discs?

I guess it's just semantics?

I think he just meant that since the original films are so much better than the sequels, people would be buying them just for the originals, so the sequels would be like bonus material.

Criterion's F for Fake includes the documentary Orson Welles: One-Man Band

Rent includes the documentary No Day But Today

Clerks X has a documentary, The Snowball Effect

A Dirty Shame has a documentary, All the Dirt on A Dirty Shame

at nearly two hours it's a indepth docu on the playwrite and phenomena of the musical - well worth watching.

I wasen't referring to documentaries or double feature disks in which both titles are listed on the spine and cover, like Nerds. I meant DVD that, under special features, include a second full length film.

Would Brazil - Criterion count?

The Complete Mr Arcadin (different versions of the film)
Halloween LE 2D (contains TV version)

House of Wax (the Vincent Price version) contains Horror of the Wax Museum.

"O" contains "Othello" on disc 2.

Criterion's THE KILLERS contains two separate versions, a 1946 theatrical and a 1964 TV version.

Miramax's MUSIC FROM THE HEART contains the documetary that inspired it, Small Wonders.

Doesn't "You've Got Mail" include the film "The Shop Around The Corner", on which YGM was based, and also a second similar film? Kind of ashamed I know that, but I actually own YGM, and it's actually not a bad movie. You just can't beat Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan and Greg Kinnear, not to mention Dave Chappelle and Dabney Coleman.

Teen Wolf has the sequal on the flip side.

These really arn't special features becuase these sequels are presented promently on the front cover with as much space as the original.

Doesn't the 'Dracula' release have both the English and Spanish versions? I'd consider the Spanish version a different film because of teh completely different crew/cast.