See No Evil

I made this for a project I was just working on, and thought I'd add it up here to go with the other one for other people to use.


Evil Dead 70's BBFC 'X' Certificate Title Card

This is a reproduction of the BBFC certification title card see in UK cinemas through the 1970's and onto the early 1980's. All the text & logos have been made & assembled by me, taken from an original BBFC plate (not for Evil Dead though)

The image is (1801px by 973px) @ 72dpi and uncropped is in a 1.85:1 aspect ratio. The film title font is 'Georgia Bold' @ 51px in white, with a slight character stetch. Only the 'X' rated logo is included. The file is in XCF gimp format.



The image shown here is a quick example of what can be done, I flattened the image, added a 2.5px 'Gaussian blur', then applied a grain filter to give the final image.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/mzzj4t13yn2/Evil.Dead.BBFC.'X'.Certificate.Title.Card-EvilDeadChainsaws.zip

This ZIP file will not stay up forever without people semi-regularly downloading it, so if it's down, please let me know.

One small issue, very anal and probably not even accurate - isn't the film title normally justified to the left on ratings cards?

Yes & No. As I said above, "the card went through a number of design changes in the 90's..." The left aligned (re-designed) card came after this one.

I do have a HQ raw scan of this card but haven't ever needed it so it isn't properly formatted as per the older card in my last post.

Just out of interest, what's the font used on the 'Only for persons...' part? That would need editing if other certificates were used (and that text layer seems to be rasterised).

That font (in Gimp at least) is white (#ffffff) 'Times New Roman' regular at 69px, and -0.2px character spacing. It would likely be the same in photoshop.

Just spotted this thread, so I though I'd add this in to help people out with their various projects. I made this some time back for a pet project I was working on.

Evil Dead BBFC Certification Title Card

This is a reproduction of the BBFC certification title card as seen among a vast list of UK cinema & home video released titles from the early 1980's into the 1990's. All the text & logos have been made & assembled by me, except for the signatures, which were scanned from an original BBFC plate a friend had available at his job (not for Evil Dead though)

The image is 300dpi and uncropped is in a 2.35:1 aspect ratio. when cropped it's the following sizes;

2.35:1 (3434px by 1437px)
1.85:1 (2554px by 1437px)
1.33:1 (1916px by 1437px)

You can edit the film title text to suit. It also includes the '15' as well as the '18' logo and cropping guides for use in either 2.35:1, 1.85:1 or 1.33:1 aspect ratio projects. You'll need Adobe Photoshop CS2 or later to open the PSD file, or it can be used in Adobe Première for a fake BBFC certification sequence, or GIMP to open the XCF version.

The image shown here is a quick example of what can be done, I cropped the 2.35:1 frame down to 1.33:1 using the cropping guides, flattened the image, adding a 1.5px 'Gaussian blur', then applying a grain filter to give the final image.

Just on a technical note; The card has George Lascelles's & James Ferman's signatures, so if anyone wants to be very factually strict about using this in any projects, it would only fit for things dated between 1985 to 1997. Ferman was director from 1975 - 1999 and Lascelles chairman from 1985 to 1997, giving a window of 1985 to 1997 when they were both there. Really the card went through a number of design changes in the 90's so it would have been rare to see this design after 1995 in the cinema, and much earlier for home video, if at all.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/whj2gmmml2j/BBFC.Certification.Title.Card.PSD.&.XCF.(80's.&.90's)-EvilDeadChainsaws.zip

This ZIP file will not stay up forever without people semi-regularly downloading it, so if it's down, please let me know.

Thanks for those links. DJSmokingJam & I really had the intention of doing a separate DVD for all the youtube stuff, we have so much more which has been collected over the years and is no longer online. When we have enough material to make a release worth it, and enough time to sort it all, we'll put it together.

I'll be releasing the next DVD-ROM folder version when I have enough new material added to make a whole new released, worth doing.

The archive AOD footage would have been shot by the KNB crew. I haven't seen this on bootleg anywhere, just on the retail DVD.

So has any-one managed to just get the version 1.2 DVDROM folder for the ED1 Treasures collection?

Or do I have to download the 7GB ISO again from MySpleen to get it???

The version on NewsGroups was 1.1 (Or is there no point?) whats extra???

Got the myspleen torrent on hold just in case ;)

The 1.2 version contains around 500mb of additional DVD-ROM material which takes the Treasures Collection DVD up to capacity;

DVD-ROM Version 1.0 - Released 28/11/08 ( 988mb)
DVD-ROM Version 1.1 - Released 23/01/09 (1305mb)
DVD-ROM Version 1.2 - Released 09/03/09 (1791mb)

The version uploaded to spleen is the third & final release version of 'The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection', and has only been released as a DVD DL ISO. The actual video DVD content is identical to the previous releases, it just additional DVD-ROM content. Any subsequent DVD-ROM folder releases/updates will be as a standalone disc containing just the folder.

I'd say it's worth getting as it's the last of this DVD, and the biggest.

Just another short update,

'The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection' DVD v1.2 is just about complete. This disc is the third & completely final release. Once it's all finished & checked I'll get a copy over to Dark_Jedi who will be uploading a torrent version. This will likely be online towards the end of next week, but that would be up to Dark_Jedi.

Having obtained so much new evil dead related material recently, the DVD-ROM folder project has now become too big to fit with everything else on the DVD. Rather than continue to remove some of the less important/rare items, and go on trying to fit everything onto one disc, all future DVD-ROM folder releases will be as a standalone single layer DVDr DATA disc.

I had to shrink the current project folder down by 344mb to make it fit on the Treasures Collection DVD, but luckily I've only had to remove 2 big files and resize two big images to achieve that. The final folder still comes in at 1.73gb, and there's roughly 500mb of new material since the 1.1 release.

The next (standalone data disc) release of the DVD-ROM folder will have both these files back in and the two originally sized images too. That will be released once DJSmokingJam & I have built enough new material above & beyond what's on this disc.

kurtz said:

cheers for the tehparadox post AVP!

Any chance of evil dead I treasures going up there too if the other guys are ok with it?

 

Thanks again

A torrent of this should be going up in the next week. As I said above I'm just working in some new DVD-ROM material and it's this new version that will be uploaded.

Thanks for everyone's patients.

Just to update everyone; dark_jedi has kindly uploaded both discs  of 'The Evil Dead 2 Companion' DVD to spleen.

With regards to my 'The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection' DVD, I am currently working on adding in some updates & new stuff to the DVD-ROM folder (taking it up from 1.3gb to around 1.8gb and taking the DL DVD up to capacity) and then I'll pass this new version on to also be uploaded to spleen in the next week or so.

This is just updating the contents of the DVD-ROM folder only, the video content of the DVD is identical to the previous newsgroup version.

Once this private torrent is available, it won't be long before someone uploads it to a public tracker.

The DVD-ROM folder has really become a project in it's own right. What I have assembled so far, is already too big to fit on the TC DVD along with all the existing video material, so I'm leaving out some of the less rare items. With this in mind, DJSmokingJam & I are intending to continue building this folder up until we have enough to fill a DVD, then release this on it's own at some point.

So what is the official titles of these ED supplement discs as it's time for me to starting labeling them?  I see both ' The Evil Dead Treasures Collection' and 'The Evil Dead II DVD Companion' being used.  Thanks.

My (SeeNoEvil's) disc is called 'The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection' which is a preservation of strictly Evil Dead 1 material

DJSmokingJam's discs are part of is The Evil Dead II Companion, and he's putting together a release for Army Of Darkness too.

All the discs are part of the same overall Evil Dead trilogy set.

I finished watching all the DVD features last night.  I still have to go thru all the of the DVD-ROM contents, but I think See No Evil has captured more things from the internet than myself (and I'm no slouch).

I'd always be interested in new stuff, I'd like to see what you have and if theres anything I can add to the collection. PM me if your interested in trading?

The Herald Videogram LD transfer looks great.  I am glad that you've released this as my Japanese contact never got back to me on getting a transfer to me.

Cheers, I had to buy the laserdisc & get it sent over from Japan, but most of the credit goes to Moth3r for doing a first class digital transfer.

I'll hold off my comments for Within the Woods for the time being.

Why do you say this? If you have a better quality version I'd be interested in trading for it?

so is the Elite DVD the same as the Limited Book of The Dead DVD,as far as the print is concerned?

But I do think the Limited Book of The Dead 2 looks totally friggin amazing! great Picture.

Picture wise, the Elite 1999 DVD has the sharpest & best quality picture of all the releases (including the treasures DVD). The later Anchor Bay DVD's have a different transfer. It's matted into 16:9 (top & bottom chopped off), its far more grainy than the elite version and the contrast is much too high resulting in some bright colours like red, looking blurred. You can really see this on the title text if you compare them.

Well, I was able to DL the 1.1 version from the newsgroup, and in a word..it's GREAT! The menus are awesome, and most of the goodies i've never seen before. Kudos to all involved for putting this together. Also thanks for getting it uploaded for all of us to enjoy. Keep up the great work!

Yes I absolutely agree with you,fantastic DVD,very well done,I only wish I could do menu's like that,very nice.

Cheers, I spent a good few months, and alot of hard work, collecting the material together and designing the DVD menus from scratch to make this DVD a really special release.

Yes M I did get it,I will check it out now and let you know what I think,but from the screens you provided showing the differences,is it suppose to look so blue?

Yes, thats the identical colour grading as the original laserdisc, If you check out :

http://www.horrordvds.com/vb3forum/showthread.php?t=31511

and you can see from that thread that the cold blue grading does add to the film.

So is this available yet?

It has already been sent out in the post to 9 people, although it would be difficult for me to torrent it because of bandwidth restrictions and its 7GB big. You can message me if you want one posting out and see if we can work something out.

DVD2: Evil Dead 1 (Extended Version) 1:36:04 PAL

Interested to see if this is just the AB ultimate SE raw footage & elite DVD raw footage edited back into the standard edition, or if its something proper? most of the rest of that list is likely just lifted from existing retail DVDs though, rather than really rare bootlegged stuff. That said I wouldn't say no to a copy!

I really hope there's either some torrenting or RapidShare uploading of this set, as it looks sickeningly wonderful.

I might be able to do a rapidshare upload as I would have to only upload the 7GB once, although I wouldn't want the board to get flack for posting links, and enough people would need to download it to keep it from going offline.

If your DVDs do not contain material from the original DVDs, they can be put in the firstling fanedite section and if approved on fanedit.org for technical quality, could be moved to the fanedits section.

Technically speaking, and as far as I'm aware, none of this exact video material has been released on legal retail DVDs before (with the possible exception of some semi-bootlegged german DVDs) and that includes the contents of the DVD-ROM folder. I either sourced it from a laserdisc or VHS tapes, nothing came from retail DVDs. apart from the seperate issue of the material itself (from whatever source) having a copyright.

The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection DVD Cover

DVD Main Menu

Evil Dead Chapters Menu

Release Notes Page

The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection

Although I put this DVD release together as a specifically Evil Dead 1 standalone disc, it's still part of djsmokingjam's overall treasures collection of DVDs. It has been finished for a few weeks now and a number of copies have already been sent out to various people, but I've just got round to posting this info. The finished DVD is NTSC & 7GB big, and I've only made a dual layer version of this DVD, as quality wise its really too much to squeeze onto one single layer. For the first time this DVD release brings together & preserves some of the rarest Evil Dead treasures.

• 'The Evil Dead' - The Japanese 1985 'Herald Videogram' laserdisc version expertly transferred to DVD.

• A superior quality copy of the short film 'Within The Woods'.

• 'Book Of The Dead' to 'The Evil Dead' - The version differences.

• A 'Book Of The Dead' workprint trailer.

• Finally A PC viewable DVD-ROM folder packed with over a gigabyte of rare Evil Dead trilogy material painstakingly collected over many years, with major contributions by a number of die hard Evil Dead fans.

'The Evil Dead' - The Japanese 1985 'Herald Videogram' laserdisc version
 
The 1985 Japanese Herald Videogram laserdisc is arguably the best transfer of Evil Dead ever made available. Two major things separate this version from every other; its colour timing, and its picture framing, although it does suffer from burnt in Japanese subtitles, but they’re fairly unobtrusive.As far as is known, Evil Dead was transferred twice in its early home viewing days. The first transfer was used on the 1985 Japanese HV laserdisc. At some point a second transfer was made and was then used on every subsequent release. The colour timing for this second transfer was much warmer in tone than the bluer & colder HV laserdisc version. This subtle change seemed to alter the whole ‘feel’ of the movie and the HV laserdisc seems much scarier because of it. Additionally there is also quite a difference in picture framing between the two versions. The second transfer seems to have been zoomed in around 10-15%, meaning the HV laserdisc version has more visual information on each side of the frame. The 1982 Palace Pictures VHS, 1995 Japanese Beam laserdisc, 1999 US Elite laserdisc, along with every DVD version all seem to use that second transfer, only differing very slightly on colour timing, brightness levels. The Evil Dead was originally composed to be shown in a matted 1.66:1 AR, but it was only ever shown in this format once for its premiere, thereafter it was screened in the standard AR of 1.37:1. A number of DVD releases have taken this and matted it to achieve a 1.85:1 AR, then marketed as the ’widescreen’ version. The HV version is shown in that full un-matted ratio, which also contains the original mono audio track, before it was re-mixed to stereo and later 5.1 surround.
 

Within The Woods
 
In order to raise initial financing for Evil Dead; Sam, Bruce & Rob along with Ellen Sandweiss, Scott Spiegel & Mary Valenti made this 31 minute short film at the Tapert family farmhouse near Marshall, Michigan. Shooting over a total of 6 days during the spring of 1979, and with a budget of $1600, it was a far bigger super8 production than any of the renaissance team had attempted previously. It combines script elements of both the first and second Evil Dead movies, but with a much tighter, and arguably more effective plotline. Anchor Bay had restored ‘Within The Woods’, for their 2002 Book Of The Dead release. The short was pulled at the last moment, although the exact reason for this was never explained. It had been speculated that they had problems with music rights, although this wasn’t the case as their version had already been re-scored with new music, especially for that release.  Last minute reluctance on Sam Raimi’s part or legal issues involving one of the actresses have also been speculated as possible reasons. This version was taken from a bootleg VHS ‘mix’ tape, Although many versions of this tape exist in higher or lower generational copies, this is the best quality version I have seen yet. Further to this, I have digitally cleaned, sharpened & brightened the picture using professional software.

'Book Of The Dead' to 'The Evil Dead' - The version differences

Before being re-titled for its theatrical release, The Evil Dead was called Book Of The Dead. This original version was never released to theatres or on home video, with the sole execption of a 1985 greek VHS tape. This version has 4 differences from the final release; the movie title, and alternate sunrise shot, Ash's scream resonates before the end credits, and the end credits title. The following sequence edited from that VHS tape, shows those 4 differences.

Book Of The Dead Trailer
 
In the spring of 1980, with principal photography; re-shoots & effects sequences completed, the renaissance team traveled from Michigan to New York, to work with editor Edna Ruth Paul. Sorting through over 100,000 feet of footage, a rough 97 minute cut was put together. Once Rob, Sam & Bruce returned back to Michigan they cut a four minute trailer narrated by John Cameron in order to raise more funding, enabling further editing work, and the final completion of the then re-titled 'The Evil Dead'. Because it was edited from the 97 rather than the 85 minute version, there are snippets of footage you’ll not see in the final movie.

DVD-ROM folder

I Have produced alot of Evil Dead trilogy related creative material over the last 15 years, as it had a big impression on me when I first saw them when I was 13. I decided to compile it all in one place and release it on this Evil Dead DVD, Along with some of the rarer items I have built up over the years found on random sites present & past on the internet. With the exception of the 'Misc Internet Sourced Evil Dead Stuff' folder and 'Evil Dead Rare Magazine PDFs', everything else was either entirely my own original work, or modified my me.

General Internet & Outsourced Projects/Collections
Evil Dead Rare Magazine PDFs
Evil Dead Fan Films
Evil Dead Various Photos, Pictures & Artwork
Various Offline Evil Dead Related Forums
Related YouTube Videos

My Pet Projects
BOTD Sculpt (Uncompleted) Project (2006)
BOTD (Uncompleted Evil Dead Re-Edit) Project Test Clips (2008)
Cinefantastique Cover (Writing Removed) (2008)
Evil Dead 1 Lego Plans & Stop Motion Animation (2005)
Evil Dead 2 Crew T-Shirt Logo (2008)
Evil Dead BBFC Certification Title Card (2002)
Evil Dead Credits Jazz Track (2008)
Evil Dead Palace Pictures VHS Pre-Cert - Artwork Only (2008)
Evil Dead Palace VHS Artwork Plate (2002)
Evil Dead Signed Artwork Plate (2002)
EvilDeadChainsaws.com (2002 - 2008)
From Within The Woods (1996)
Sam Raimi Shorts DVD Covers (2007)
School Projects (1996)
Scripts & Text Files (2006)
Within The Woods Score (Uncompleted) (2002 - 2008)#

    Project Title: The Evil Dead - The Treasures Collection
             Imdb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083907/
    User Rating: 7.6/10 (34,934 votes)
         Country: USA
 Release Date: 01/01/09

   DVD Format: NTSC DVD9 (DVD+R ONLY)
             Ratio: 1.33:1
  Language(s): English
     Subtitle(s): None

 Content Title: The Evil Dead
Running Time: 01:25:35
Video Format: MPEG-2 / 720x480 / NTSC / 1.33:1
Audio Format: AC3 / 1ch / 48kHz / 96k
         Source: Retail Japanese Laserdisc

 Content Title: Within The Woods
Running Time: 00:30:44
Video Format: MPEG-2 / 720x480 / NTSC / 1.33:1
Audio Format: AC3 / 2ch / 48kHz / 256k
         Source: Bootleg VHS Tape

 Content Title: Book Of The Dead Differences Compilation
Running Time: 00:04:28
Video Format: MPEG-2 / 720x480 / NTSC / 1.33:1
Audio Format: AC3 / 2ch / 48kHz / 192k
         Source: Retail Greek VHS Tape

 Content Title: Book Of The Dead Trailer
Running Time: 00:03:37
Video Format: MPEG-2 / 720x480 / NTSC / 1.33:1
Audio Format: AC3 / 2ch / 48kHz / 256k
         Source: Bootleg VHS Tape

Just thought I'd add a new post up here to see if anyone got any further with tracing
the first dub tape of the early super8 short films?

I posted my trades list above, but heres a revised list. it can all be available to this
project or other projects too. This list doesn't include retail stuff like DVDs & VHS
that can be bought in shops, just mainly stuff thats not been officially released.

Everything listed below ranges from high VHS quality, down to almost unwatchable
VHS quality. They have been sourced from a wide variety of DVDs & VCDs over the
years, so there is big a variation in formats & file specs. To overcome this (and so I
don't have to re-encode everthing loosing more quality) they're all written as direct
copy MPEGs data files from the source files onto 4.5GB DVD-Rs.

Quality Guide

(•    ) Almost unwatchable VHS quality
(••   ) Poor quality VHS
(•••  ) Standard quality VHS
(•••• ) Very high VHS or poor DVD quality
(•••••) Standard DVD quality or super8 to DVD telecine

Evil Dead Collection DVD 1

Attack Of The Helping Hand! (00:06:02) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Cleveland Smith Bounty Hunter (00:09:14) (•••• )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44100kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x288 - PAL 4x3) (VCD-MPEG)

Clockwork (00:06:57) (•••• )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x288 - PAL 4x3) (VCD-MPEG)

It's Murder (01:07:17) (•••• )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x288 - PAL 4x3) (VCD-MPEG)

Oedipus Rex (00:06:16) (•••• )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 224k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Six Months To Live (00:13:46) (•    )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 704x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Stryker's War (00:48:08) (••   )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x240 - NTSC 4x3) (VCD-MPEG)

The Blind Waiter (00:17:17) (•••••)
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 224k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

The Sappy Sap (00:04:26) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 352x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Torro, Torro, Torro! (00:06:48) (•••• )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Within The Woods (00:30:29) (••   )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 352x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead Collection DVD 2

Detroit TV Spot On Renaissance Pictures (00:03:41) (•    )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x240 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead 2 Greg Nicotero's B.T.S. Camcorder Footage (01:12:00) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 384k) (MPEG-2 - 704x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Palace Pictures Ident (00:00:14) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Treasures From The Cutting Room Floor (01:01:18) (•••••)
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead Collection DVD 3

In Review - Sam Raimi 1986 TV Interview (00:24:29) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 704x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Nightcrew B.T.S. Camcorder Footage (00:06:31) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 704x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Screen Scaries - Sam Raimi Interview (00:09:38) (•••••)
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

The Incredibly Strange Film Show (00:37:38) (•••• )
(MPEG - 2ch - 48kHz - 384k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead Collection DVD 4

Bruce Campbell French Interview (00:23:41) (•••••)
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead 2 - Behind The Screams (00:27:43) (•••• )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead 2 Workprint (00:37:11) (••   )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 704x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead Collection DVD 5

Book Of The Dead (01:26:04) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 704x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Book Of The Dead Differences Compilation (00:04:28) (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Book Of The Dead Trailer (00:03:37) (••   )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 720x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Crimewave Trailer (00:02:18) (•••• )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 384k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Debil Dead (00:03:08) (•••••)
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 192k) (MPEG-2 - 720x576 - PAL 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

Evil Dead 2 Trailer (00:01:32) (•••  )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44100kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x288 - PAL 4x3) (VCD-MPEG)

Nightcrew Trailer (00:04:35) (•••  )
(MPEG-1 - 2ch - 44100kHz - 224k) (MPEG-1 - 352x288 - PAL 4x3) (VCD-MPEG)

Thou Shall Not Kill, Except... Trailer (00:02:03) (••   )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 352x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

WNIC TV Ad (00:00:30) (••   )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 352x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

XYZ Murders Trailer (00:02:14)  (•••  )
(AC3 - 2ch - 48kHz - 256k) (MPEG-2 - 352x480 - NTSC 4x3) (DVD-MPEG)

If anyone wants to do a 1:1 trade contact me, but I'd only want to swap for things I
don't already have or better quality versions of things I do have.

Haven't posted on this thread in a while, and saw there was afew new posts, so I thought I'd post my revised shorts/rare ED stuff list after a good few months of trading with various people. On the advice of Molto I got a copy of WTW from Bill Piper/skinny puppy, this version is marginally better than the standard VHS>DVD version, probably one generation up. This DVD also has an early trailer for evil dead under the title book of the dead.

Everything listed below ranges from high VHS quality, down to almost unwatchable VHS quality. Its all either written on properly authored bootleg DVD-R's, or just lone VCD or DVD MPEG files on CD-R's

SEE REVISED LIST FURTHER DOWN

I'm still firmly on the lookout for a better copy of WTW, I traded for a few of the shorts a while back with someone who had them as PAL VCDs, I didn't get WTW with that trade, but the quality of those was a real improvement over the VHS>DVD version everyone has. if the VCD version of WTW charliesheen mentioned above is the same quality as the other VCD shorts i would jump at the chance to get a copy.