R0 America - (Anchor Bay)

R0 America - (Blue Underground)

R0 Australia - (Stomp Entertainment)

US theatrical trailer (3:19)
Photo slideshow (5 pictures - 0:30)

2.30:1

Anamorphic

PAL

English Dolby Digital 2.0 Dual Mono

Keep Case

R0 Holland - (Italian Shock Entertainment)

R0 Scandinavia - (Another World Entertainment - Special Restored Edition)

"Howard Ross AKA Renato Rossini" featurette (19:04)
"Francesco De Masi forever..." documentary (51:30)
"Ti Ricordi Di Lucio Fulci? AKA Do You Remember Lucio Fulci? (pt.2)" documentary (43:28)
Cast and crew filmographies
Picture slideshows:
- "Italian lobby cards" (6 pictures - 0:30)
- "German lobby cards" (24 pictures - 2:00)
- "French lobby cards" (16 pictures - 1:20)
- "Posters and Press Books (10 pictures - 0:50)
- "Stills" (11 pictures - 0:55)
US theatrical trailer (3:10)
Bonus trailers for "Torso" and "Puzzle"

Danish, Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish

2.35:1

Anamorphic

PAL

English Dolby Digital 2.0 Dual Mono

Keep Case

Comes with a 4-page booklet containing liner notes in Danish by Jesper Moerch.
The featurette and documentaries are in Italian with optional English subtitles.
The filmographies are in English.
DVD menus are in English.
Distributed in Denmark by "Another World Entertainment", in Sweden by "Njutafilms", in Norway by "Voices Music & Entertainment", and in Finland by "Firebox Records".

Special thanks to Rewind user Behemoth for providing these specifications.

R0 United Kingdom - (Shameless Entertainment)

R1 SE America - (Blue Underground)

R2 CE France - (Néo Publishing)

R2 Germany - (Astro - Lucio Fulci Collection)

R2 Germany - (Laser Paradise - Blood Edition)

R2 Japan - (Creative Axa)

R2 Sweden - (House of Horror)

OVERALL: Draw

- R0 Scandinavian has no "misplaced scene" (see below) problem, the English soundtrack and English friendly extras.
- R1 SE has presumably no "misplaced scene" (see below) problem, DTS and Dolby Digital English soundtracks as well as the original Mono and two exclusive featurettes.
- R2 CE France has the "misplaced scene" (see below) problem, but it has both English and Italian soundtracks and the best set of extras. Do note however that French subtitles are forced and that the extras are not English friendly.

General note:
Most editions are confirmed to have a misplaced scene: at ~44min into the movie, when Hedley and Malco are outside the hospital talking, Hedley drives off - this should cut to a shot of Malco walking off, then turning and the frame freezing running ~0:15 (this is designed to make Malco look suspicious, like a red herring). The shot is, for whatever reason, suffled to the end of the film in between the footage of Malco, Hedley and the girl in the police car and the stuff with the kid crying in the hospital. For some unknown reason, the shot from the earlier scene crops up there, interrupting the flow of the final scenes and creating a continuity flub since he is wearing a different suit of clothes.
Screen captures are available on Schnittberichte.
Special thanks to Rewind user Troy Howarth for providing this information.

An image comparison is available on Whiggles.

CUTS:

• R0 America- Anchor Bay - No cuts (93:07 NTSC).
  However, one scene (see above) is misplaced.
• R0 America- Blue Underground - No cuts (93:07 NTSC).
  However, one scene (see above) is misplaced.
• R0 Australia- Stomp Entertainment - Yes (87:08 PAL).
  The "misplaced scene" (see above) is missing, as well as a scene that takes place between Williams' interview of Jane's husband and the raid on Mickey Scellenda's landlady's apartment, in which Dr. Davis has a brief conversation with his secretary
  Special thanks to Rewind user Michael Mackenzie for providing this information.
• R0 Holland- Italian Shock Entertainment - Yes.
  The "misplaced scene" (see above) is missing, as well as a scene that takes place between Williams' interview of Jane's husband and the raid on Mickey Scellenda's landlady's apartment, in which Dr. Davis has a brief conversation with his secretary
  Special thanks to Rewind user Michael Mackenzie for providing this information.
• R0 Scandinavia- Another World Entertainment - Special Restored Edition - No cuts (88:57 PAL).
  There is no "misplaced scene" problem.
• R0 United Kingdom- Shameless Entertainment - Yes, cut by 0:34 by the BBFC.
  "Cuts were required to remove sexualised violence (a naked and bound woman's stomach and breasts being mutilated with a razor) in keeping with BBFC Guidelines, Policy and the Video Recordings Act 1984."
  The theatrical trailer has also been cut by 0:12 by the BBFC.
  "Cuts required to detailed sight of topless woman having her torso cut open with a razor blade and to clear sight of a woman being stabbed in the groin with a broken bottle. Cuts made in accordance with BBFC Guidelines on sexual violence and trailers, and in line with the requirements of the Video Recordings Act 1984"
• R1 SE America- Blue Underground - No known cuts.
• R2 CE France- Néo Publishing - No cuts - includes both a shorter version (91:06 PAL) and a longer one (93:06 PAL).
  In the shorter version, the "misplaced scene" (see above) is missing, as well as a scene that takes place between Williams' interview of Jane's husband and the raid on Mickey Scellenda's landlady's apartment, in which Dr. Davis has a brief conversation with his secretary.
  In the longer version, one scene (see above) is misplaced.
• R2 Germany- Astro - Lucio Fulci Collection - No known cuts.
• R2 Germany- Laser Paradise - Blood Edition - No known cuts.
• R2 Japan- Creative Axa - No known cuts.
• R2 Sweden- House of Horror - No cuts.
  However, one scene (see above) is misplaced.

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Comparison added by Hans_Kristian_Senneseth on February 17th 2003
Comparison last updated by Vincent_Bouche on April 21st 2010

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21/04/10 : Addition of R2 Sweden.

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