1. Shaun Of The Dead Is The King Of Extra Features
When Edgar Wright does special features, he doesn't do them by half. Every film the wildly inventive director has put out so far has come laden with bonus content on the DVD edition, but it's the pop culture-riffing Cornetto trilogy produced in collaboration with writer/actor Simon Pegg that really benefits from these overly generous home video releases. Especially true of Shaun Of The Dead, which manages a fair bit of extra stuff for what's a relatively low-budget cult affair. Tucked away in the subtitles section is "The Zomb-O-Meter Track" which works similarly to the track featured on the Spaced DVDs, bringing up trivia, explaining references and music cues as text at the bottom of the screen throughout the film. Then there's the outtake tucked away on that menu where Pegg and Peter Serafinowicz act out a particular scene from the film, with one key difference...
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