The Star Trek related dvds Ive hired seem to have HEAPS of different extras.

I really like the House Of 1000 Corpses DVD. I dunno all the extras are just overkill to me but whatever I'm still stuck in the VHS age!

Havent actually say down to watch the features yet, but the 3-disc Maltese Falcon set looks pretty damn sweet. Bunch of featurettes and such, plus two extra movies!

Hellboy has a pretty cool DVD, too. Kinda wish I had held out for the 3-discer, but the 2 disc version that I have still has some great stuff. Really indepth making-of stuff (A documentary thats longer than the movie itself!), character info files, and (my personal favourite) a bunch of old UPA cartoons:D. A couple of Gerald McBoing-Boing, plus a really cool animated version of The Tell-Tale Heart.

In all honesty I dont really watch alot of features...I have alot of DVDs that sound like they have good ones, but not alot that Ive actually watched.

I wouldn't mind hunting down the
whole stephen king dvd's .
Em not sure but a long time ago i was told there was a
complete set of his works out on dvd's..
like a boxed set.
To date i have never found them.. :o

I doubt there would be a set of all his stuff, I kow for a fact that a bunch are owned by different companies. I have a set with 4 of his movies though: Pet Sematery, Dead Zone, Silver Bullet and Graveyard Shift. Only cost $25:)

There's a set on VHS with pretty much everything minus Sometimes They Come Back and maybe the Dark Half. It was one of those TIME-Warner kinda mailorder club things.

There is still cool stuff to be gotten on VHS. There were a few tapes put out that had special features also, and those were pretty cool. There was one "Day of the Dead" VHS tape that featured a documentary that's not available on DVD, can you believe that?

Yep....yep.....Terminator 2, awesome movie. Awesome extras.

I buy alot of DVDs just for the special features.

Don't go in the woods is a bad movie,but the DVD from Code Red is real nice.:)