Also, Bruce Campbell makes a slight cameo in the recording as well (you can hear his voice screaming if you listen), as well as little throwbacks and winks to the camera about previous jokes (such as vomiting milk from the second film). Joined by a supporting cast of young sidekicks caught up in the wild ride, and a powerful performance from the legendary Lucy Lawless, our hero is surrounded by both perfect partners and worthy opposition to his trademark charm.

Though not very extensive, the mid-range is shockingly sharp and detailed, and an endless array of ambient effects fills the screen with crystal clarity. For this Blu-ray edition, Anchor Bay debuts the favorite 80s horror flick with a wealth of supplements on a separate DVD disc.The classic 80s horror feature is a great funhouse thrill ride, full of enthusiasm and manic excitement to entertain its audience. Naturally, there are numerous shots that look soft and indistinct, though these are all part and parcel of the original photography.

The commentary was recorded just last year gives the actors a chance to look back and reminisce about the production. At the Drive-In" (12 min) — This was filmed at a special Chicago screening where the cast gives away free DVD copies to a fanatical crowd. The best aspects of the track are the technical details about how the film was made and initially received. The US R1 Anchor Bay The Evil Dead Book Of The Dead DVD designed by Tom Sullivan wasn't released until seven months later on March 5, 2002.

Both the widescreen versions, and the full screen version on the Ultimate Edition are virtually identical, and the untampered versions. The times when we see some haloing taking place - I saw some around Scotty's parka on a few occasions - tend to be a result of the original photography and the lighting silhouettes. Black levels are greatly enhanced with the HDR/Dolb Vision here, more so than the colors will due to the low light.