THE HAUNTED WORLD OF EDWARD D WOOD, Jr (1995 torrent

Description:
Before Tim Burton and after Orson Welles. Not a biopic but an interesting biography-documentary on the master of low (budget), a Glen or Glenda matter. A fully loaded edition also.

Tagline:
Can your MIND stand the SHOCKING TRUTH?

Plot:
How was it possible that a movie like "Plan 9 from Outerspace" could be made? This documentary about Ed Wood Jr.'s masterpiece gives the answer.

More info @:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113270/reference
http://www.dvddrive-in.com/reviews/e-h/hauntedworld.htm

Format: DVD9 (Folder) Retail R1 America - Image Entertainment.

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Picture Format: Non-Anamorphic
TV System: NTSC | Color/B&W | 112' + extras
Soundtrack(s):
English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo
Subtitles: None as released
Not compressed, altered or censored at all.

Commentaries:
Audio commentary by director/co-producer/writer Brett Thompson, authors Kent Adamson and Charles Phoenix, associate producer Alan Doshna and the widow of late co-producer Crawford John Thomas, Pat Thomas.
Extras:
"Crossroads of Laredo (1948 )" - Ed Wood's first film, restored in 1995, with optional audio commentary (23:19)
Footage from the official Ed Wood Reunion celebration at the 1996 Palm Springs Film Festival, with optional audio commentary (11:04)
Footage from the Hollywood premiere, with optional audio commentary (6:16)
Unedited interview with Brett Thompson and Mike Gabriel, shot and edited down for inclusion in the A&E Biography on Ed Wood (11:54)
"Sci-Fi Buzz" - footage from the Sci-Fi Channel's news coverage of the world premiere (4:22)
"Behind the Camera" - outtakes and behind the scenes footage (22:18 )
Photo Galleries:
- Retro Galleries:
-- Lillian's Photos (1:40)
-- C.J.'s Albums (1:45)
-- Haunted Hollywood (2:20)
-- From the Desk of Ed Wood (0:55)
- Film Galleries
-- Color Gallery (5:45)
-- B & W Gallery (4:40)
-- Production Design Gallery (0:40)
-- Design Studio (1:35)
- Roadshow Galleries:
-- Palm Springs Roadshow (2:30)
-- Hollywood Premiere (2:00)
"In Memoriam" (1:50)
DVD Credits (1:35)